Geometric canvas art

This modern wall art captures the essence of a natural landscape using geometric shapes. Triangles, squares, and circles in soft greens, browns, and blues create a layered composition representing mountains, trees, and rivers. The abstract design evokes the beauty of nature in a modern geometric style, making it perfect for adding a touch of modern charm to any space.

Original art deco painting by Guy Cardon (Belgium). This one-of-a-kind acrylic on canvas painting measures 13.8W x 17.7 H inches, and is framed, and is ready to hang. The geometric painting ships in a box directly from the artist's studio and is covered by the 14-day satisfaction guarantee from Saatchi Art, so you can buy with confidence.

[ HIGH QUALITY ] High definition pictures fit to professional grade framed canvas. [ COLORFUL FRAMES ] Multiple frame colors available. [ STYLISH ADDITION ] Perfectly complements an office, living room, bedroom, bathroom, or dining room environment. [ UNFORGETTABLE ART ] Unique designs that are suitable as a gift for family and friends on holidays, birthdays, anniversaries or weddings. [ NOTE ] Due to monitor display issues, actual colors may be different from online listing.

Made with acrylic on 8x12 canvas. Triangles made with masking tape

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Colorful canvas made with masking tape and acrylic paint :)

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Photographer and painter Bill Tansey divides his time between New York City and eastern Long Island. His work has been shown at Guild Hall in East Hampton, Provincetown Art Association and Museum as well as installations at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City. He received the Catherine and Theo Hios Best Landscape Award at Guild Hall curated by Marla Prather of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Bill studied at the International Center of Photography and the New York Film Academy.