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Artist Collective
Tyler Colgan, Strawberry Field
$1,000.00
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
ARTIST Tyler Colgan
DIMENSIONS 24"L x 24"W x 1.5"D
MADE OF acrylic on gallery-wrapped canvas
PLEASE NOTE This work is unframed.
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL Aug 13 - Aug 16
RETURNS You may cancel your order within 24 hours of purchase. This item is returnable within 14 days of delivery. Restocking and return shipping fees may apply. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
The Charleston Artist Collective was founded in 2010 by Allison Williamson. The Collective is comprised of local Charleston artists who produce affordable, quality, original fine art from abstracts to landscapes to still lives. Charleston Artist Collective made it their mission to give a percentage back to local charities and non-profits. In 2014, The Atlanta Artist Collective was created with Director, Laine Kilburn. The sister site has the same mission with Atlanta-based artists. Collectively, the Atlanta Artist Collective and the Charleston Artist Collective has donated over $100,000 to charities since their inception.
Why we love this

A One Kings Lane exclusive: This dynamic landscape from Tyler Colgan is beautifully rendered on gallery-wrapped canvas and arrives ready to hang.

Since moving to Atlanta in 2000, Tyler Colgan has continued to work on design projects and paints out of her home studio. She is drawn to landscapes and abstracts, inspired by natural elements and color. “Whether on a canvas or in a room, color is my starting point. I have always been drawn to anything with a patina, faded colors that give the feeling of being worn, loved, and imperfect.”