T.S. Harris, Touching The Sky
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T.S. Harris, Touching The Sky

$315.00 - $499.00
Est. Arrival: May 11 - May 21
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Why we love this

Seen first at One Kings Lane: Inspired by midcentury snapshots and film stills, this piece from T. S. Harris features a woman in the middle of a graceful dive. This work is printed on ultracotton canvas, displayed in a wood floater frame, and arrives ready to hang.

PRODUCT INFORMATION
Artist: T.S. Harris
Dimensions: frame size, 30"L x 30"W; image size, 28.5"L x 28.5"W
Finish: frame, white
Frame Details: wood
Made Of: giclée on ultracotton canvas
SKU: 77535985
SHIPPING & RETURNS
ESTIMATED ARRIVAL: May 11 - May 21
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
The California artist T.S. Harris takes old black-and-white snapshots, often found at flea markets and yard sales, and lights them up with color. Her subjects are nostalgic, like her series on film stars of the 1940s and ’50s and her scenes of long leisurely summers. Harris makes each painting come to life by cropping into each scene, roughing up the paintwork, and weaving in a bright, light-filled palette.
Why we love this

Seen first at One Kings Lane: Inspired by midcentury snapshots and film stills, this piece from T. S. Harris features a woman in the middle of a graceful dive. This work is printed on ultracotton canvas, displayed in a wood floater frame, and arrives ready to hang.

About the Brand
The California artist T.S. Harris takes old black-and-white snapshots, often found at flea markets and yard sales, and lights them up with color. Her subjects are nostalgic, like her series on film stars of the 1940s and ’50s and her scenes of long leisurely summers. Harris makes each painting come to life by cropping into each scene, roughing up the paintwork, and weaving in a bright, light-filled palette.