This Limited Edition Cheery Canvas Art Print measures 30 x 30 is made from my original mixed media artwork fresh from my latest gallery showing. Vibrant wall decor in red and yellow like this is a statement piece in your industrial loft or as a housewarming gift or wedding present. It's sophisticated enough for Mothers Day but hip enough for teen girls. Several sizes available, this multi color piece by Susan D Sharp is derived from the original which was made of multi colored gelatin printed papers that were sewn, shaped, sealed and attached to a painted canvas for a spectrum of color and texture. A yellow-gold is a nice neutral background for all the beautiful color. Handmade decorative abaca paper was sewn on top of the beautiful rich papers for interesting texture.

Title: Pressed my Luck
Canvas Art Print, no frame
Artist: Susan D Sharp
Size: multiple sizes available
Signed. Wired and ready to hang out of the box.

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ABOUT ABSTRACT ART by Susan D. Sharp

Whether you love it, hate it, or don't understand it, abstract art can be boiled down to this definition by Dean Nimmer: "Abstraction literally means the distancing of an idea from objective referents. That means, in the visual arts, pulling a depiction away from any literal, representational reference points. You can also call abstract art nonrepresentational art."

We generally think of abstract art as an early 20th century phenomenon encompassing three genres: Impressionism, Post-Impressionism and Cubism.

So we have art that isn't supposed to necessarily look like anything and yet if you ask 10 people they might all have an interpretation of what it is. When I discovered abstract art, I felt at home....what you see is what you see, what you want to see, what you can imagine it is!

Names associated with abstract art include Wassily Kandinski, Piet Mondrian and Henri Matisse and Paul Klee to name a few.

For more about abstract art, research the terms abstract expressionism, abstract impressionism and major figures like Kandinsky, Pollack, De Koonig, Rothko, and Klee.