Sea Glass No. 1 - Framed Print
Paper print
Part of a series exploring the power of the sea and dreams, with a focus on finding your sense of calm. A sort of meditative escapism, the hope is that the viewer is freed to a mind adrift, because usually when we are not focusing — that is when we do our best thinking.
This paper print is finished in a white mat with metal silver frame. Comes ready to hang. Pairs beautifully with “Sea Glass No. 5 - Framed Print”.
Print Details:
• Art Print on paper
• Art Size 11" W x 15" H
• Framed Size 16" W x 20" H x 1.375" D
A reproduction or print is created from a digital capture of one of Julia’s original paintings. The file is digitally printed on paper, which allows for customization as each print is made to order.
“Size” is the size of the artwork. Paper prints are framed with the addition of a mat, further increasing the overall size.
Please note that reproductions of paintings created with metallic paints or effects are not created with metallic ink. Because prints are made to order, we are unable to offer refunds or exchanges. All sales are final.
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Shipping
Made-to-order prints ship insured, directly from our framing partners. You will be notified of the carrier and tracking number by email when your order ships. Oversized items may ship freight.
Local pick-up
If local pick-up is available for your artwork, it will be noted on the product page and available to select at checkout. Complimentary pick-up is by appointment from the studio in Bridgeport, Connecticut.
Final sale
Due to the custom nature of our prints, we are unable to offer refunds or exchanges — please feel free to ask any questions before placing an order.
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Order a $25 print sample to see the artwork and color in person before placing a larger order. You’ll find the option below Add to Cart.
From the studio
“I can fall madly in love with the sparkle from the edge of a gold glass vase, or obsess over the texture of a stone found along a walk. As a way to hold onto these bits of beauty, I started creating art.”
— Julia Contacessi
