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Uttermost® Color Theory 2-Piece Framed Canvases Set

Uttermost

Model #:

32296

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At a Glance

Product Dimensions 39"h x 32"w x 2"d

The Color Theory framed canvases capture a vibrant combination of magenta, tangerine, charcoal and white tones. Surrounded by a solid wood gallery frame with gold finish, this piece may be hung horizontal or vertical. Each canvas is proudly handcrafted and printed in the USA.Read More

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Product Overview

Product Overview

Uttermost's art combine premium quality materials with unique high-style design.

With the advanced product engineering and packaging reinforcement, Uttermost maintains some of the lowest damage rates in the industry. Each product is designed, manufactured and packaged with shipping in mind

Finish/Frame Description: Solid wood gallery frame with gold finish

Artwork by Jill Martin

*Canvases only, any other products that may be displayed are sold separately. Images may not represent the actual size and color in images may differ in person. See store for actual color or finish.

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General Specs

ColorMulti-Colored
Color/Finish NameMulti-Colored
Imagery SubjectsAbstract
Frame TypeFramed
Frame ColorGold
Frame MaterialWood
FramelessNo
MaterialFabric, Wood
Recommended OrientationUniversal
Comes In SetYes
Outdoor ApprovedNo
Width (in.)32
Width (cm)81.28
Depth (in.)2
Depth (cm.)5.08
Height (in.)39
Height (cm.)99.06
Product Weight (lbs.)38
Product Weight (kg)17.24
CollectionColor Theory