Original Floral Painting | Still Life Painting | Floral Painting | Flowers | Abstract floral Painting | original art | botanical art
$545.00
TITLE: "Over Comming"
Annie's originals don't come up for sale often, and this one is one of her larger pieces, painted in mixed media on a wood panel in her signature folk art style.
This beautiful original is done in professional-grade acrylics and acrylic marker. The colors include reds, oranges, blue, pink, and black for a lively palette that is inspired by Annie's love of vintage textiles. Annie has been a full-time artist for over 14 years, and works in Billings, Montana in her home studio. The wood panel has gallery style edges that are natural wood grain with 1.5" deep edges, for easy frameless hanging. It can easily be framed if you prefer. See more information below:
SIZE: 30"x30"
Signed and titled by the artist on the back of the painting.
Hanging hardware installed on back of painting as well.
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1-5 business days
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Buyers are responsible for any customs and import taxes that may apply. I'm not responsible for delays due to customs.
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I gladly accept cancellations
Frequently Asked Questions
Wholesale availability
We sell our full line of prints and greeting cards to wholesale buyers. Please contact us at anniebaileyart@aol.com to inquire about wholesale pricing. Thank you!
Custom and personalized orders
We often work with customers on custom orders, and we are happy to accommodate specific size or color needs. Please contact us with your customization needs.
When will my order ship?
We like to ship our orders as fast as possible. My studio has the ability to ship smaller prints (11x14 and under) and greeting cards within two business days. Larger print sizes (over 11x14) will take 3-4 business days to ship, but we ship them priority so they arrive quickly.
What paper do you use for printing?
We use a matte finish paper. I like the less shiny, glossy look for my illustrations, and the matte finish reduces glare when framed behind glass.