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Our Fishing Spot Wall Art

The Sharon Nowlan Collection
SKU:
1004370079
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Our Fishing Spot Wall Art

The Sharon Nowlan Collection
SKU:
1004370079
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Playful design meets modern elegance in the truly lovely Our Fishing Spot Wall Art from The Sharon Nowlan Collection. This striking horizontal wall art piece is adorned with a beautiful design of a family fishing for a playful appearance. The artwork is originally made from and inspired by shimmering pebbles and sea glass alongside intricate linework for a truly breathtaking appearance. Fully matted and framed, this gorgeous design comes ready to hang in any home. The simplicity and neutrality of this piece make it perfect for coordinating with all different types of home décor, while the lovely accents give it a unique appearance. This piece can be easily hung on the wall or rest on an easel for versatility in how you display it.
Created by Sharon Nowlan
The Details
  • Size: 14.5"w x 7.5"h
  • Inner Pack Size: 16.54"H x2.36"W x13.78"D
  • Master Carton Size: 21.1"H x17.6"W x13.7"D
  • Materials: wood, paper, glass, PVC
  • Seasonality: EVERYDAY
  • Frame Backer Style: easel
  • Frame Hanger Style: keyhole
  • Copyright: © 2019 Sharon Nowlan for DEMDACO
  • UPC: 638713509536
The Artist

Sharon Nowlan

Sharon Nowlan grew up drawing, painting, and creating in a broad range of media inspired by the natural beauty of Nova Scotia. But it wasn’t until she became a mother that the expansive seascape and landscape were brought into tighter focus.It sta

rted with a trip tothe beach with her three-year old son. After gathering a pocket full of small, sea-washed pebbles, she artfully arranged them to create a small tableau depicting a grandmother and child. The notion that a clutch of small, cold st

ones could convey such warm emotions struck a chord with Sharon.Over the years, Sharon’s designs have evolved to include other natural objects including shells, twigs, driftwood and bits of sea glass...but it all began with a handful of pebbles.

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