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The Last Dance
  • MediaPaper
  • Size8×10
  • FrameSigned & matted by Heather

Frame colors and proportions are approximate.

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The Last Dance

Art Print

The Last Dance

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

A couple slow dances beneath the string lights of an open-air tiki bar. Beyond the palms, the last orange light of sunset slips across violet water, while reflections stretch across the wooden floor. A drink sits on a table in the foreground, and the dance floor is theirs alone.

Drawn from one of Heather Linette’s own memories, The Last Dance is as close as the artist has come to a self-portrait. It preserves the feeling of being held close for one song while the rest of the world falls away.