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Visiting China (2022) is an abstract acrylic on canvas that evokes the textures and tones of cultural landscapes. With layered blues, greens, and earthy accents, the piece invites interpretation and emotional connection, bridging abstraction with a sense of place.
✨ Shipping within the United States is free and included in the price.
Year: 2022
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Category: Abstract
Original: Available
Reprints: Available
Frameless: Originals and reprints are sold without frames. The ornate frame shown in promotional images is for presentation purposes only.
Original Artwork: Originals may feature natural imperfections or textures not fully captured in photos, making each one unique.
Reprints: Produced with high-quality materials. Slight color variations may occur depending on screens and print processes.
Authenticity: Originals include a signed certificate of authenticity. Limited edition signed reprints available on select works.
Care: To best preserve the artwork, we recommend framing with UV-protective glass and avoiding direct sunlight.
Visiting China (2022) is an abstract acrylic on canvas that evokes the textures and tones of cultural landscapes. With layered blues, greens, and earthy accents, the piece invites interpretation and emotional connection, bridging abstraction with a sense of place.
✨ Shipping within the United States is free and included in the price.
Year: 2022
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Category: Abstract
Original: Available
Reprints: Available
Frameless: Originals and reprints are sold without frames. The ornate frame shown in promotional images is for presentation purposes only.
Original Artwork: Originals may feature natural imperfections or textures not fully captured in photos, making each one unique.
Reprints: Produced with high-quality materials. Slight color variations may occur depending on screens and print processes.
Authenticity: Originals include a signed certificate of authenticity. Limited edition signed reprints available on select works.
Care: To best preserve the artwork, we recommend framing with UV-protective glass and avoiding direct sunlight.