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Danielle Kroll, Elephants Forget

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Est. Arrival: Mar 25 - Apr 06
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Why we love this

A whimsical print from artist and designer Danielle Kroll. This piece arrives beautifully framed in white molding with a 1-inch white mat, ready to hang.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Artist: Danielle Kroll
Dimensions: 16" x 14"
Finish: white
Made Of: print on fine-art paper/1" mat
SKU: 76926756
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: Mar 25 - Apr 06
STANDARD DELIVERY: This item ships standard service. Learn more about our shipping & handling rates.
RETURNS: This item is returnable within 30 days of delivery. Restocking and return shipping fees will apply. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Danielle Kroll is a Brooklyn-based artist and designer. After graduating from Tyler School of Art and working in Anthropologie’s art department in Philadelphia, Kroll now works for herself on a variety of projects from illustration to textiles to design. Kroll’s whimsical style aims to inspire curiosity and to make your day just a little bit brighter. She is mostly inspired by her childhood, the weird and wacky, and vintage treasures.
Why we love this

A whimsical print from artist and designer Danielle Kroll. This piece arrives beautifully framed in white molding with a 1-inch white mat, ready to hang.

About the Brand
Danielle Kroll is a Brooklyn-based artist and designer. After graduating from Tyler School of Art and working in Anthropologie’s art department in Philadelphia, Kroll now works for herself on a variety of projects from illustration to textiles to design. Kroll’s whimsical style aims to inspire curiosity and to make your day just a little bit brighter. She is mostly inspired by her childhood, the weird and wacky, and vintage treasures.