Beautiful strokes of gouache are what characterize artist Sarah Von Dreele's "Galen I." Part of the larger "Galen" collection, it was originally inspired by the theme of connectivity. "There is something really freeing about the form and depth achieved with a simple, cylindrical stroke," explains the artist. Using gouache, she creates a deep range of opacity and transparency that is masterfully reproduced as a giclée print. CB2 exclusive.
Sarah Von Dreele is a New York-based artist whose work features abstract floral and geometric forms painted exclusively in gouache. Her hand-painted aesthetic is ethereal and calm, lending itself beautifully to the curated home.
| • | Hand-framed in Chicago |
| • | Reproduced based on artist's gouache technique |
| • | Giclée print on premium paper |
| • | Beveled pine wood frame with a washed metallic finish |
| • | Framed under glass |
| • | Hangs vertically |
| • | Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth; no abrasive cleaners |
