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The Abstract Reflections framed canvas features abstract shades of green and blue with highlights of fuchsia. A solid wood gallery
The Adema Wall Art features a square silhouette with a geometric relief design. The piece showcases a white finish. It
Strong, masculine shades are used in this modern abstract on canvas. The work is hand painted in bold charcoal, gray,
Buddy Whitlock’s Age captures a serene interplay of texture and minimalism, evoking the quiet strength and beauty of passing time.
Framed in an elegant gold floating frame, the Algae Painting by Buddy Whitlock captures the essence of fluidity and organic
Bold, expressive, and refined, the Ally Painting by Buddy Whitlock creates a visual dialogue through its black floating frame and
Altarium is a canvas featuring bold, looping brushstrokes in layered gray and blue tones across a textured background. The abstract
In the Alternative I Painting, Buddy Whitlock explores the interplay of motion and stillness, framed within a champagne floating frame.
With a masterful use of champagne framing and textured abstraction, the Alternative II Painting by Buddy Whitlock radiates an artful
Product Details Overall Dimensions 30”W x 2”D x 30”H Materials Canvas, Poly fiber frame Weight 8 lbs
Product Details Overall Dimensions 36”W x 2”D x 36”H Materials Art Board, Poly Fiber Frame Weight 15 lbs
Product Details Overall Dimensions 48”W x 2”D x 48”H Materials Canvas, Poly fiber frame Weight 10.88 lbs
Ancient Story masterfully juxtaposes bold, rich browns and warm earth tones with soft creams and cool grays, unfolding a captivating
This set of nine botanical prints were originally created by French botanist and illustrator Pierre Turpin in the early 19th
Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “the eyes indicate the antiquity of the soul.” As one part of a striking equine