Bowl of Lemons, New Tablecloth No. 2 by Anne-Louise Ewen in Gold Frame, Medium Art Print

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Bowl of Lemons, New Tablecloth No. 2 by Anne-Louise Ewen in Gold Frame, Medium Art Print

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Type: Giclée … Read more DESCRIPTION:
Bowl of Lemons, New Tablecloth No. 2 by Anne-Louise Ewen in Gold Frame, Medium Art Print

SPECIFICATIONS:
Type: Giclée Art Print on Matte Paper. Overall Size (in): 27x32. Image Size (in): 24x29. Orientation: Vertical. Flush/Float/Matted: Flush. Frame Color: Gold. Hanging Hardware: Picture Perfect.

FRAMING:
Each art work arrives framed and ready to hang. We use handmade frames with a plexiglass glazing front, because it offers less glare than standard glass.

At this time, we only offer framed prints.

ARTIST BIO:
California-based artist Anne-Louise Ewen paints vivacious gestural works that emphasize brush work, color, and above all, freedom. Her work includes paintings, monotype prints, drawings, sculpture, ceramics, and books.

Ewen grew up in a small South Louisiana town on the Mississippi River, known for both the beauty of its antebellum architecture and the proliferation of refineries and chemical plants. In 2005 she moved from New Orleans to Los Angeles in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, fulfilling a lifelong desire to reconnect with her mother's California ancestry, an artistic family which included composer Louis Waldemar Everson and Beat poet Brother Antoninus aka William Everson.

She later spent two years studying figure drawing, printmaking and painting in Paris, France. In her college years, she made art, studied philosophy, and founded The Donaldsonville Art Colony, a brief but influential collective of painters, writers, musicians, and filmmakers, an experience she drew from years later when she launched an independent art gallery in Orange County, California in 2007.

In 2020 she left Los Angeles for Joshua Tree, California, a small arts community in the Mojave Desert where you can find her painting and taking long drives through the national park. See less