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Description<div>Featuring bold brushstrokes, this landscape from artist Kim Gibbs is ideal for adding a vibrant, colorful note to your wall. Printed on canvas with an image brush gel finish for added texture, this piece is displayed in a silver floater frame.</div><div><div><ul>    <li>Giclee print on canvas with an image brush gel finish</li>    <li>Set in a silver floater frame</li>    <li>This item is available online only and ships direct to customer so your order may arrive in multiple shipments.&#160;</li>    <li>This item is not available for in store pick up.</li>    <li>Custom Art is manufactured especially for you, which is why we do not accept cancellations, exchanges, or returns.</li></ul></div></div>

Wandering Woods

DescriptionRendered with a hazy, atmospheric quality, this abstraction of a seascape from artist Mari Urasawa adds a serene, modern note to any space. Printed on gallery-wrapped canvas with an image brush gel finish for added texture, this piece is displayed in a silver floater frame.<br /><ul>    <li>Exclusive to Z Gallerie.</li>    <li>Gallery wrapped giclee print on canvas with gel texture in a silver finish floater frame.</li>    <li>Our canvas artworks are hand-painted or giclee prints on canvas, gallery wrapped around stretcher bars for a clean finish.</li></ul>Details and Dimensions<div>Mari Urasawa was born in Tokyo, Japan where various cultures continually crossed paths. &#160;She was born into a creative family who appreciated art, music, and philosophy. &#160;She enjoys movies, yoga, travel, reading and scuba diving.</div><div><br /></div><div>She studied Fine Arts in college. &#160;She was especially interested in Printmaking and liked silkscreen and etching because of the way it combined hand painting and digital looks.</div><div><br /></div><div>&#8220;Art is a part of my life and cannot live without. &#160;There is no right or wrong about art. &#160;It has freedom to express whatever you feel. &#160;I paint what I see, not what it is supposed to look.&#8221; &#160;She works in mixed Medias and combines both digital and hand painted works to create her unexpected looks.</div>Other Info<div>To insure safe delivery due to size and weight Standard FedEx shipping not available. Ships via Local or Freight Delivery Service. Ship times will vary depending on location. Please call 1-424-999-4627 for more information.</div><div><br /></div>

Northern Beach 2

DescriptionThis beautiful giclee by artist Alexys Henry uses contrast between dark and muted colors to create a dimensional scenic landscape that allows the viewer to focus on the road that stretches down the middle. Through the Birch features a high resolution image printed directly on canvas with a knife gel finish, producing an image that penetrates from the imagination to reality.<br /><ul>    <li>Exclusive to Z Gallerie.</li>    <li>High resolution image printed directly on canvas with a knife gel finish.</li>    <li>This item is available online only and ships direct to customer so your order may arrive in multiple shipments.&#160;</li>    <li>This item is not available for in store pick up.</li>    <li>Custom Art is manufactured especially for you, which is why we do not accept cancellations, exchanges, or returns.</li></ul>Details and DimensionsAlthough Alexys Henry was born in Arizona, she grew up in both Phoenix and New York, influenced by dramatic shifts in both cultural and physical environments.&#160; As a child, the long clear expanses of deep snow covered fields broken by rich patches of overgrown trees and half frozen streams, captivated her and continue to influence her imagery.&#160; While in Phoenix, Henry was very active on her college campus studying Journalism, Painting, and Early Childhood Education, which have combined to lead her to develop an art enrichment program to teach children how to use their creativity to create expressive environment-friendly art out of repurposed material. Henry moved to Berkeley, California in 2002. The energy and history of the city are reflected in many of her abstract paintings. &#8220;There I found myself drawn to every day details such as cracks in walls and layers of peeling paint and poster paper. Nature flourishes alongside urban decay. For me this is the backdrop of a duplicitous sense of danger as well as hope and community.&#8221;From there, Henry traveled to Seattle where she lived briefly and enjoyed driving along the coastline drinking in views of the endless ocean, which show up in her seascapes. Now living in Phoenix with her daughter, Henry aspires to be a vehicle for freedom and creativity in her work, often allowing artistic media to lead her in composition and technique. &#8220;I love to experiment with new materials and combinations and my style carries contemporary as well as organic and urban sensibilities.&#8221;

Through The Birch

DescriptionGrandiose in size, the tranquil setting of a lake reflecting its surroundings of tonal hued trees and a cloud covered sky, offer viewers a slice of serenity in our piece titled Mirrored. &#160;Layered with depth and tone on tone hues of blues juxtaposed against creams and whites, Mirrored brings a sense of calmness to a space. &#160;Gallery wrapped for modern appeal, Mirrored makes the perfect complement to a wider variety of d&#233;cor settings.<div><ul>    <li>Exclusive to Z Gallerie.</li>    <li>Gallery wrapped giclee print on canvas with a high-gloss reflective sheen finish.</li>    <li>This item is available online only and ships direct to customer so your order may arrive in multiple shipments.&#160;</li>    <li>This item is not available for in store pick up.</li>    <li>Custom Art is manufactured especially for you, which is why we do not accept cancellations, exchanges, or returns.</li></ul></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div><div><br /></div>Details and Dimensions<div>David Keochkerian lives in France and works in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation. He has been practicing photography for several years now. His Dad, who is now a retired photographer, exposed David to the world of photography so he grew up, with the smell of chemicals, the shutter snap and the purr of his roller transport print processor.</div><div><br />David likes to capture the fleeting, the subtle, the beautiful, the rare, the spectacular and the staggering to reveal how the ordinary can be filled with enthusiasm.</div>

Mirrored

Description<ul>    <li>Hand painting on canvas in an antique silver floater frame.</li>    <li>This item is available online only and ships direct to customer so your order may arrive in multiple shipments.&#160;</li>    <li>This item is not available for in store pick up.</li>    <li>Custom Art is manufactured especially for you, which is why we do not accept cancellations, exchanges, or returns.</li></ul>Details and DimensionsL. Bodine grew up in the pastoral lands of Kentucky, using the colors and patterns in nature as his inspiration. As the oldest of nine children, he spent most of his time taking care of his younger brothers and sisters. During his spare time, he used art as an escape from his busy life.<br /><br />Obsessed with the peace of mind that art gave him, he decided to pursue his career as an artist. Although he resides in Kentucky near his family, he spent most of his adult life traveling the country and soaking up all the inspirations.<br /><br />L. Bodine continues to travel, spending his time with nature and studying the different palettes and shapes of the world as inspiration for new art.

The Unknown

DescriptionIdeal for adding an atmospheric note to any wall, this landscape from artist Tim O&#8217;Toole is embellished with hand-applied gold-leaf accents for a hint of shine. Printed on fine-art paper with deckled edges, this piece is matted and displayed under glass in a solid wood frame with a natural finish.<div><div><ul>    <li>Giclee print on fine-art paper with a deckled edge</li>    <li>Hand-embellished with gold-leaf paint</li>    <li>Set under glass with a white mat and solid wood frame with a natural finish</li>    <li>Made in the USA</li>    <li>This item is available online only and ships direct to customer so your order may arrive in multiple shipments.&#160;</li>    <li>This item is not available for in store pick up.</li>    <li>Custom Art is manufactured especially for you, which is why we do not accept cancellations, exchanges, or returns.</li></ul></div></div>Details and Dimensions<div>Born in Dayton, Ohio, painter Timothy O&#8217;Toole began his enthusiasm for drawing and painting at an early age. He attended Dayton Art Institute and later received a Bachelor of Fine Art degree from the University of Cincinnati. In addition to his time spent in Ohio and Pennsylvania capturing the wonders of nature for his art, Timothy has spent over twenty years in Colorado working on location to hone his skill as a master landscape painter. &#8220;When a scene captivates my attention, I paint, spreading the paint over the canvas using brushes, palette knives and my fingers-anything to capture the moment.&#8221;</div><div><br /></div><div>Timothy&#8217;s work has been published and collected both nationally and internationally for almost 25 years.&#160; He attests that his family and painting are the driving passions of his life.</div>

Earth Tone Landscape 1 - Limited Edition

Earth Tone Landscape 2 - Limited Edition

DescriptionThis mountainscape from photographer Irene Suchocki enlivens any wall with its&#160; dynamic composition and moody, high-contrast palette. Printed on paper, this piece is displayed under glass in a black frame.<div><div><ul>    <li>Print set under glass in a solid wood frame with a black finish</li>    <li>Made in the USA</li>    <li>This item is available online only and ships direct to customer so your order may arrive in multiple shipments.&#160;</li>    <li>This item is not available for in store pick up.</li>    <li>Custom Art is manufactured especially for you, which is why we do not accept cancellations, exchanges, or returns.</li></ul></div></div>Details and Dimensions<div>Irene Suchocki was born in Toronto, Canada in 1964. In high school she studied French and Spanish, which ignited an interest in other cultures and a passion for travel. After returning from her first trip to Paris at the age of 16 she began to dream of living there. In 2001 she got as far as Montreal where she sometimes gets up the courage to speak French.</div><div><br /></div><div>After studying Psychology and French at the University of Toronto she worked as a Technical Writer, primarily for the Telecommunications Industry. Her passion for photography developed in the late 1990s and in 2008 she was able to change careers and become a full-time photographer.</div><div><br /></div><div>Irene combines her love of travel and nature with her dream-like aesthetic, creating visual poems that evoke a sense of magic, delight, nostalgia and romance. Her series of photographs of New York, Paris and London show these iconic cities in a unique way, giving the viewer the sense of having tumbled through a secret doorway into a previously unseen world. In the spring of 2011 she fulfilled a long-held dream and traveled to the south of France to photograph the white horses of The Camargue. Rendered in pale creams and greys, these photographs capture the quiet grace and beauty of these creatures.</div><div><br /></div><div>Irene&#8217;s work has been exhibited at the Sundance Film Festival (2008) and at the San Diego Natural History Museum (2012). Her prints are in the private collections of thousands of people around the world and have been purchased by corporate clients and interior designers for a variety of design projects.</div><div><br /></div>

The Peak - Focus 1

The Peak - Focus 2

DescriptionThis seascape from photographer Irene Suchocki enlivens any wall with its&#160; dynamic composition and moody, high-contrast palette. Printed on paper, this piece is displayed under glass in a black frame.<div><div><ul>    <li>Print set under glass in a solid wood frame with a black finish</li>    <li>Made in the USA</li>    <li>This item is available online only and ships direct to customer so your order may arrive in multiple shipments.&#160;</li>    <li>This item is not available for in store pick up.</li>    <li>Custom Art is manufactured especially for you, which is why we do not accept cancellations, exchanges, or returns.</li></ul></div></div>Details and Dimensions<div>Irene Suchocki was born in Toronto, Canada in 1964. In high school she studied French and Spanish, which ignited an interest in other cultures and a passion for travel. After returning from her first trip to Paris at the age of 16 she began to dream of living there. In 2001 she got as far as Montreal where she sometimes gets up the courage to speak French.</div><div><br /></div><div>After studying Psychology and French at the University of Toronto she worked as a Technical Writer, primarily for the Telecommunications Industry. Her passion for photography developed in the late 1990s and in 2008 she was able to change careers and become a full-time photographer.</div><div><br /></div><div>Irene combines her love of travel and nature with her dream-like aesthetic, creating visual poems that evoke a sense of magic, delight, nostalgia and romance. Her series of photographs of New York, Paris and London show these iconic cities in a unique way, giving the viewer the sense of having tumbled through a secret doorway into a previously unseen world. In the spring of 2011 she fulfilled a long-held dream and traveled to the south of France to photograph the white horses of The Camargue. Rendered in pale creams and greys, these photographs capture the quiet grace and beauty of these creatures.</div><div><br /></div><div>Irene&#8217;s work has been exhibited at the Sundance Film Festival (2008) and at the San Diego Natural History Museum (2012). Her prints are in the private collections of thousands of people around the world and have been purchased by corporate clients and interior designers for a variety of design projects.</div><div><br /></div>

Hopeful Noir

DescriptionSure to make a statement in any space, this richly atmospheric image from photographer Lee Frost is printed on paper, matted, and displayed under glass in a black frame.<div><div><ul>    <li>Print set under glass with a white mat and solid wood frame with a black finish</li>    <li>Made in the USA</li>    <li>This item is available online only and ships direct to customer so your order may arrive in multiple shipments.&#160;</li>    <li>This item is not available for in store pick up.</li>    <li>Custom Art is manufactured especially for you, which is why we do not accept cancellations, exchanges, or returns.</li></ul></div></div>Details and Dimensions<div>Lee Frost is one of the UK&#8217;s best-known landscape and travel photographers, and one of the world&#8217;s best-selling photography authors.</div><div>&#160;</div><div>His introduction to photography came at the tender age of 15 in the form of a brick-like Soviet Zenith 35mm SLR, and very quickly he realised he had discovered his vocation &#8211; and the perfect excuse to not really work for a living, which he could never see the sense in anyway given that life&#8217;s so short.&#160;</div><div><br /></div><div>While still a teenager, his work started to appear in the UK photographic press, and he even got paid for it. Realising that if he could repeat this process often enough, his ambition of not really working for a living might actually become a reality, he started taking more photographs.</div><div><br /></div><div>1988 proved to be a pivotal year. Having backpacked to Istanbul with a friend, he entered a portfolio of travel images into a competition in SLR Photography Magazine, and won. (He was told later that only three people entered.) The prize was an all-expenses paid week shadowing a pro while he took photos for the following year&#8217;s SunMed Go Turkey Holidays brochure. Six months on, he was invited for an interview for the post of Features Writer on the very same magazine, and was offered it, having never had a word published in his life.&#160;</div><div><br /></div><div>His talent for writing was quickly recognised. In 1990 he scooped a couple of awards for his technique articles. Rising through the editorial ranks, he helped to launch and produce the highly successful Photo Answers magazine and eventually became its editor. Between times, he enjoyed a spell as Assistant Editor on Practical Photography, in the days when it was selling over 100,000 copies a month.</div><div><br /></div><div>Then he got itchy feet, and at the ripe old age of 25, still young enough and daft enough to think that he could scrape a living while romancing the two loves of his life &#8211; taking photographs and writing about taking photographs &#8211; he decided to go freelance.</div><div><br /></div><div>That was 1992. Over 20 years, 20 books, hundreds of magazine articles, hundreds of thousands of images and millions of words later, he is still managing to hang on in there. His scribblings appear regularly in magazines, while his images are marketed by many household names and have been used for everything from posters to pitta bread packaging. For the last ten years he&#8217;s also been leading sell-out photo workshops and tours around the world, passing on his passion for all things photographic to like-minded souls.</div><div><br /></div><div>After so long at this game, you&#8217;d imagine he&#8217;d be getting a bit bored by now. But he is more enthusiastic, more inspired, more committed to making photographs than ever before. But most important of all &#8211; it certainly beats working for a living!</div>

Circlet

DescriptionThis print from photographer Hakan Strand beautifully captures a beach in black and white. Set off with a white mat, this piece is displayed under glass in a black frame.<div><div><ul>    <li>Print set under glass with a white mat and solid wood frame with a black finish</li>    <li>Made in the USA</li>    <li>This item is available online only and ships direct to customer so your order may arrive in multiple shipments.&#160;</li>    <li>This item is not available for in store pick up.</li>    <li>Custom Art is manufactured especially for you, which is why we do not accept cancellations, exchanges, or returns.</li></ul></div></div>Details and Dimensions<div>Hakan Strand was born in 1959 in Eskilstuna, Sweden. He has a lifelong passion for black and white photography and travels the world to record it in his unique way.</div><div><br /></div><div>Hakan often works with a medium format camera and traditional black and white negative film. The slow way of working is important for him to get the outcome he envisions. Quite often the exposure time needed to capture the image exceeds an hour and while working at night there is often only one opportunity to create the desired picture before sunrise.&#160;</div><div><br /></div><div>Hakan Strand&#8217;s much appreciated pictures have been shown in many international photography exhibits and photography magazines. His work has received several awards both in Sweden and abroad.</div>

Moments 3

DescriptionSure to make a statement in any space, this richly atmospheric image from photographer Lee Frost is printed on paper, matted, and displayed under glass in a black frame.<div><div><ul>    <li>Print set under glass with a white mat and solid wood frame with a black finish</li>    <li>Made in the USA</li>    <li>This item is available online only and ships direct to customer so your order may arrive in multiple shipments.&#160;</li>    <li>This item is not available for in store pick up.</li>    <li>Custom Art is manufactured especially for you, which is why we do not accept cancellations, exchanges, or returns.</li></ul></div></div>Details and Dimensions<div>Lee Frost is one of the UK&#8217;s best-known landscape and travel photographers, and one of the world&#8217;s best-selling photography authors.&#160;</div><div><br /></div><div>His introduction to photography came at the tender age of 15 in the form of a brick-like Soviet Zenith 35mm SLR, and very quickly he realised he had discovered his vocation &#8211; and the perfect excuse to not really work for a living, which he could never see the sense in anyway given that life&#8217;s so short.&#160;</div><div><br /></div><div>While still a teenager, his work started to appear in the UK photographic press, and he even got paid for it. Realising that if he could repeat this process often enough, his ambition of not really working for a living might actually become a reality, he started taking more photographs.</div><div><br /></div><div>1988 proved to be a pivotal year. Having backpacked to Istanbul with a friend, he entered a portfolio of travel images into a competition in SLR Photography Magazine, and won. (He was told later that only three people entered.) The prize was an all-expenses paid week shadowing a pro while he took photos for the following year&#8217;s SunMed Go Turkey Holidays brochure. Six months on, he was invited for an interview for the post of Features Writer on the very same magazine, and was offered it, having never had a word published in his life.&#160;</div><div><br /></div><div>His talent for writing was quickly recognised. In 1990 he scooped a couple of awards for his technique articles. Rising through the editorial ranks, he helped to launch and produce the highly successful Photo Answers magazine and eventually became its editor. Between times, he enjoyed a spell as Assistant Editor on Practical Photography, in the days when it was selling over 100,000 copies a month.</div><div><br /></div><div>Then he got itchy feet, and at the ripe old age of 25, still young enough and daft enough to think that he could scrape a living while romancing the two loves of his life &#8211; taking photographs and writing about taking photographs &#8211; he decided to go freelance.</div><div><br /></div><div>That was 1992. Over 20 years, 20 books, hundreds of magazine articles, hundreds of thousands of images and millions of words later, he is still managing to hang on in there. His scribblings appear regularly in magazines, while his images are marketed by many household names and have been used for everything from posters to pitta bread packaging. For the last ten years he&#8217;s also been leading sell-out photo workshops and tours around the world, passing on his passion for all things photographic to like-minded souls.</div><div><br /></div><div>After so long at this game, you&#8217;d imagine he&#8217;d be getting a bit bored by now. But he is more enthusiastic, more inspired, more committed to making photographs than ever before. But most important of all &#8211; it certainly beats working for a living!</div>

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