Port of Nice

Name: Port of Nice
Brand: The BlankWall Company
Price: 699.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

By Celadon Studio

Made in Burlington, ON

$699CAD

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Made to order · 3 to 4 weeks

About this piece

This painting has a soft, atmospheric quality with loose brushstrokes and muted colours that capture the feeling of a quiet harbour scene. The boats and water are only partly defined, giving the image a dreamy and unfinished appearance. The artist focuses more on light, reflection, and movement than on realistic detail, especially in the shimmering water and sketch-like masts in the background. The texture of the paint and visible brushwork create a sense of spontaneity and energy. The artwork is strongly connected to the Impressionist movement, particularly the French Impressionists of the late 1800s. The loose handling of paint and focus on atmosphere rather than precision are key characteristics of Impressionism.

FinishGlass framed print

Glass framed printSquare profile with a dark wood grain finish41.8″ W × 33.8″ H$699Framed canvasA white woodgrain floater frame61.3″ W × 50.3″ H+$1,000Gallery wrap canvasStretched on canvas with gallery wrap60″ W × 49″ H+$500Canvas On BoardA simple moulding with a dark woodgrain25″ W × 21″ H–$350

FrameIncluded frame

Included frameDark Walnut glass frame, 1.3″ × 1.3″ profile (C727)IncludedCustom size or frameA custom size or frame is quoted by email before you pay, and its timing confirmed with you.Browse the framesQuoted

Made to order, ships in 3 to 4 weeks

Made to order in Burlington, Ontario. It leaves the studio in 3 to 4 weeks.

Free shipping on this piece

Free across Canada on orders over $499, flat $29 below. Boxed with corner guards; a signature is needed.

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Made to order means made for you, so it's final sale. Not sure about a size or finish? Ask Diana before you order.

A giclée is printed with archival pigment inks on fine-art paper, so the colour holds for decades indoors.

The studio frames the print behind glass, in the moulding named under Frame.

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