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palm plant painting

palm plant painting A Palm Tree Painting That Feels Like A Day AT The Beach Beach In Hawaii! 42x56 Inches / Black Float Frame

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palm plant painting A Palm Tree Painting That Feels Like A Day AT The Beach Beach In Hawaii! 42x56 Inches / Black Float FrameMake Every Day a Beach Day With This Idyllic Painting Sometimes we all need that escape, a getaway, someplace where everything seems perfect, uncomplicated, unspoiled, and beautiful. A place where the weather is predictably pleasant, the breeze is perfectly angled, and the water cool and refreshing. This painting is artist Karen Whitworth's take on that longing for an idyllic escape that so many of us share. This tropical palm tree painting is a great

Make Every Day a Beach Day With This Idyllic Painting

Sometimes we all need that escape, a getaway, someplace where everything seems perfect, uncomplicated, unspoiled, and beautiful. A place where the weather is predictably pleasant, the breeze is perfectly angled, and the water cool and refreshing. 

This painting is artist Karen Whitworth's take on that longing for an idyllic escape that so many of us share. This tropical palm tree painting is a great way to reminisce those perfect beach days and bring the warmth of summer into your home. 

Customize Your Canvas Print

Art is unique, just like you! Embrace your own personal style by customizing your canvas. Choose to have your beach painting professionally framed with one of our in-house frames, or go all-natural with a ready to hang work of art with the image wrapping around the sides of the bare canvas.

Canvas Art Features

  • Hand made in the USA
  • Fadeproof color
  • Heavy-duty solid wood construction
  • Ready to hang

 

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Order with confidence knowing your coastal art canvas is made by hand with Aloha and packaged with great care. We provide you with a tracking number so you can follow it's progress as it makes it's way to your door. We pay the shipping and ensure everything arrives in perfect order.

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This canvas is handmade to your specifications. Please allow up to 3 weeks for the multi step production process.  Shipping time within the US takes approximately 3-5 business days. (This may be subject to local or holiday delays)

If there are ever questions about your order, we will be standing by, ready to assist. Our customers can always reach us directly at [email protected] 


Want to see more Hawaii Art?

We are excited to share Karen Whitworth's whole collection of works depicting this heavenly place. From vibrant Hawaii flower paintings, to serene Hawaii landscape art, the work of artist Karen Whitworth will take you to paradise as you enjoy her unique use of color and light. Visit our virtual gallery where you can view our whole collection of her beautiful Hawaii paintings.

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