Natalie Obradovich, Positano Triptych

$585.00 - $975.00
Est. Arrival: Jul 19 - Jul 29

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This breathtaking triptych from Natalie Obradovich transports the viewer to a hillside locale along Italy's Amalfi Coast. Printed on semi-gloss photo paper and displayed in a pine frame, each piece arrives ready to hang.

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White
White
White Washed Maple
White Washed Maple

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PRODUCT INFORMATION
Artist: Natalie Obradovich
Dimensions: overall dimensions: frame size, 40" L x 69"W x 1.5" D; image size, 35"L x 54"W; individual dimensions: frame size, 40"L x 23"W x 1.5"D; image size, 35"L x 18"W
Finish: frame, white
Frame Details: pine/Plexiglas/white cotton rag mat
Made Of: giclée on semi-gloss photo paper
Please Note: Because this item is made to order, its estimated delivery date includes a longer lead time.
Set Of: 3
SKU: 77522323
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: Jul 19 - Jul 29
STANDARD DELIVERY: This item ships standard service. Learn more about our shipping & handling rates.
RETURNS: This item is non-returnable. See our Return Policy for details.
ABOUT THE BRAND
Natalie Obradovich is a New York- and Los Angeles-based travel photographer inspired by work in interior design, international trips, and love of all things oceanic. A graduate of USC, Natalie worked for the iconic Kelly Wearstler in Los Angeles followed by tenures in New York under other prestigious interior decorators including Thad Hayes and Neal Beckstedt.
About the Brand
Natalie Obradovich is a New York- and Los Angeles-based travel photographer inspired by work in interior design, international trips, and love of all things oceanic. A graduate of USC, Natalie worked for the iconic Kelly Wearstler in Los Angeles followed by tenures in New York under other prestigious interior decorators including Thad Hayes and Neal Beckstedt.