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Gulf Storm
  • MediaPaper
  • Size8×10
  • FrameSigned & matted by Heather

Frame colors and proportions are approximate.

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Gulf Storm

Art Print

Gulf Storm

Price: $30.00

Print details

  • Printed and hand-signed by Heather
  • Matted by hand and shipped from her studio

Care: handle with clean, dry hands and keep out of direct sunlight and moisture.

Your print options

Every option shows the same painting. Here's what makes each one different.

Signed & matted by Heather
An 8×10 print hand-signed by Heather and matted in her studio. It's the only option she signs herself.
Paper, unframed
A giclée print on smooth, bright-white archival matte paper, ready to frame however you like.
Paper, framed
The same paper print in a slim solid wood frame in black, white or natural oak, with or without a mat.
Mats
The border between the art and the frame, from 1 to 3 inches per side in white, cream or black. The size you choose is the art size, so a mat makes the finished piece larger.
Canvas, gallery wrap
Printed on canvas and stretched over deep 1.5″ wood bars. It hangs without a frame, and the edges mirror the painting.
Canvas, floating frame
Stretched canvas set inside a wood frame with a slim gap all around, so it appears to float. Choose from three frame depths and several finishes.
Metal
Printed onto a glossy white aluminum panel for bold, vivid color and a sleek, modern look.

Inset mounting frame

Back of a metal print showing the black inset mounting frame

Every metal print comes with an inset frame mounted to the back. It's hidden behind the artwork and holds the print about ¾ inch off the wall, so it seems to float with a soft shadow around it. No visible frame, just clean metal edges.

Product details

Description

Wrapped in a violet shawl, a woman sits in a weathered rocking chair and watches rain fall over the Gulf. Shell chimes hang from the porch roof as lightning breaks beneath the purple clouds, tracing a bright line across the dark water.

The scene holds the stillness of watching a storm from a familiar porch, close enough to see the rain coming and sheltered enough to stay a little longer.