Neutralized original PMS triptych abstract acrylic paintings on reclaimed wood artsyhome.com: Product

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Product description:This is a unique and modern triptych for your home or office. This original PMS abstract acrylic triptych artwork is painted on reclaimed wooden panels. This series has a muted and streaking simplistic design that is mature and modern. The color palette is neutral and the three pieces balance each other out nicely. The contain the elements of nature and earthy tones. The texture is subdued and silky smooth. A truly abstract series that will enhance the design of your space. Note: This painting series is painted on wood and is not framed, but comes hang ready with the sides painted black. Framing is unnecessary, or even recommended for this series. The individual paintings measure (from left to right) 14" x 13.5" x .75", 10.5" x 19" x .75" and 12" x 13" x .75". These paintings are signed on the back and include my Certificate of Authenticity. © 2019 PMS Artwork. All rights reserved.

Neutralized original PMS triptych abstract acrylic paintings on reclaimed wood

$475.00 USD

Paintings by Preston M. Smith (PMS Artwork)

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Product ID#: 215866.
Dimensions: 37" width x19" height x.75" depth
Weight: 15
Materials: Acrylic, Wood
Subject: Cultural, Inspirational, Musical, Other Subjects
Style: Abstract, Architectural, Contemporary, Cubism, Decorative, Expressionism, Modern, Other Styles, Pop Art, Urban
Colors: Black, Brown, Gray, Mixed, Orange, White

Artwork Description: This is a unique and modern triptych for your home or office.

This original PMS abstract acrylic triptych artwork is painted on reclaimed wooden panels. This series has a muted and streaking simplistic design that is mature and modern. The color palette is neutral and the three pieces balance each ...
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Artist Preston M. Smith (PMS) found himself cross-eyed and with no depth perception as a child. This was the "lens" through which he developed his unique visual perspective of the world, which he now shares as a painter. Preston’s work has transitioned from moody pop surrealist paintings into vibrantly colorful, tactile, highly textured and almost "edible"abstract works. His mantra for his abstract work is "color, texture, and beauty", and his work and life have been an expression of moving from darkness into light. Preston’s work has been showcased alongside...