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Everything Finds its Way Through front Robin Davisson abstract painting Washington, DC.jpg
Everything Finds its Way Through side Robin Davisson abstract painting Washington, DC.jpg
Everything Finds its Way Through Robin Davisson abstract painting Washington DC in situ.jpg

Everything Finds its Way Through

$500.00

A sculpted arc of rose and copper paint rises off the canvas in a long, curving sweep, set against a soft mint-green field and a warm coral inner square. One of four small, sculptural works within Throughline, a collection for the inaugural FEMME Art Fair, where paint is treated as something to be shaped as much as applied.

  • 12 × 12 × 2.5 in, acrylic on canvas.

  • Professional-grade media and substrate so your painting lasts for generations.

  • For international and domestic shipping, please inquire with us at studio@robindavissonart.com for a quote.

A sculpted arc of rose and copper paint rises off the canvas in a long, curving sweep, set against a soft mint-green field and a warm coral inner square. One of four small, sculptural works within Throughline, a collection for the inaugural FEMME Art Fair, where paint is treated as something to be shaped as much as applied.

  • 12 × 12 × 2.5 in, acrylic on canvas.

  • Professional-grade media and substrate so your painting lasts for generations.

  • For international and domestic shipping, please inquire with us at studio@robindavissonart.com for a quote.

 

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