Amanti Art Shiplap Bath I Framed Canvas Wall Art Print

An old-fashioned clawfoot bathtub appears in black silhouette form on a background of ivory-painted wood panels. Worn and distressed, the image shows fading in several spots across the bathtub’s surface and the wood panels’ edges. This canvas art imagery was created by Sue Schlabach and printed by Amanti Art in Madison WI. The canvas is individually stretched by hand and finished with a float frame. We use traditional custom framing techniques in the creation of each piece to bring you the kind of quality you expect from your local frame shop. Because of our attention to detail and focus on artistry, our products are chosen by architects, interior designers, and homeowners alike to create beautiful living spaces.

Features:

• CUSTOM CANVAS QUALITY AND AUTHENTICITY: Canvas is printed with high-quality, fade-resistant inks for picture-perfect detail and incredible depth of color. Canvas is stretched across a solid surface to resist sagging. We use only premium, high-tension canvas. Our exclusive stretching techniques hide corner folds and provide a taut canvas surface. The artwork is authentically licensed.


• FRAME DETAILS: The canvas is framed in a floated style that showcases a narrow gap between the edge of the gallery-wrapped canvas and the frame. The wrapped canvas appears as if it is floating in the frame. The overall look is clean, modern, and upscale. The overall size of this framed small canvas painting measures 16 in. W x 16 in. H. It is framed in the Sylvie Black frame, which is a modern, black float frame with woodgrain textured surfaces and dramatic depth. The frame measures 0.5 in. W and stands 1.875 inches off the wall.
• ARTWORK DETAILS: Shiplap Bath I by Sue Schlabach. ARTIST BIO: Sue Schlabach lives and works in rural Vermont where she and her family are renovating an old brick house. She loves the act of making things, whether art, food, gardens, photographs, or textiles. She studied painting and photography in the late 1980s but found herself unable to get started in her twenties. A galvanizing moment came at Charleston, the English country home of painters Vanessa Bell and Duncan Grant. The house and its furnishings, all painted with simplicity and urgency, inspired her to get started and stop hesitating. She picked up a paintbrush and a camera and did not look back. Having a daughter also pushed the making of art to the forefront. She says children make art without a critical filter and watching that helped her turn off the critic and get to work. Sue works as a Creative Director and artist at Wild Apple. She makes art with ink, paint, paper, wood, old paper, and canvas.


• HASSLE-FREE HANGING: Ready to hang for easy installation. All framed canvas art prints have two metal sawtooth hangers attached to the back.


• ASSEMBLED IN THE USA: Each piece is assembled to order in Madison, WI USA.