Elevate your decor with breezy palm trees and soothing colors. "Sherbert Palms 1" features two rows of palm trees amid a surreal sky of colors. It's part of the Sherbert Palms series and looks great as a stand alone piece or combine it with other pieces to create a gallery wall!
This image was shot in Santa Monica, California in 2021.
PRODUCT DETAILS:
This piece is available in three sizes:
- 10" x 10" image on 11"x14" paper. Limited edition of only 12 at this size
- 19” x 19” image on 23” x 23” paper. Limited edition of only 6 at this size
- 36” x 36” image on 40” x 40” paper. Limited edition of only 3 at this size.
Unframed prints for this piece will be cut to the exact paper size listed above.
Framed prints for this piece will be framed with 2" of white paper around the image, except the 10" x 10" image which will have 1" around the image. Each piece is mounted, set back in the frame with a spacer, and placed under plexiglass.
**For custom framing options not listed here contact info@brookewilen.com
Paper type:
There are 2 different paper types for this piece:
- 10" x 10" image is a lightjet c-type print processed on Fuji Crystal Archive Super Matte paper. This is an archival/museum quality paper. **Please note this size is printed on 11" x 14" paper, which is easy to pop into a premade frame! The unframed print is not square it is rectangular. If you purchase this size framed, it will be framed square.
- All other sizes are processed on Epson Premium Luster paper. This is an archival/museum quality paper with a surface that has a slight sheen.
Sherbert Palms 1
- All prints are processed at a fine art photo lab in Los Angeles, CA, and personally inspected by Brooke, before they are shipped out.
- Each print is hand-signed and numbered by Brooke, and each piece comes with its own certificate of authenticity.
- All frames are custom made by hand in Los Angeles, CA.
- If you would like custom framing options, like adding a mat, please contact us here to explore those options.
We highly recommended that you do not handle unframed prints yourself, but rather take the packaged print directly to the framer and allow the framer to handle the piece with the care that is needed for a fine art photograph.