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FINE ART PRINT Abstract "Mr Bauer" with artistic finish wall art Scandinavian style (kopia)
FINE ART PRINT Abstract "Mr Bauer" with artistic finish wall art Scandinavian style (kopia)
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"Mr Bauer"
Mr Bauer is inspired by the art works of the Swedish artist John Bauer. A rodear running in the dark Swedish forest. Mystic surrounding and totally free.
John Bauers paintings are really capturing the Swedish forest and fields in such a mystical way. Trolls and creatures , you can find his painting scrolling down on this link
Your find the Original art work here
Or as a Canvas print here
Classic Matte Fine Art paper 230 g has a matte finish and light tone, which ensures contrasting printing in high resolution. We then print your poster with pigmented ink in 10 colors for a fantastically saturated result. The paper comes from forests managed according to a wide range of social and environmental criteria. Among other things, no more trees must be felled than the forest has time to reproduce. Poster paper is therefore also a sustainable choice for your image.
Many frame styles to choose from OBS, frame larger than 70 x 70 cm is not available in this product listing. If you would like a large artwork framed you can find the same artwork as a canvas art print here
Contact
Contact
If you have any questions please send us an email at ericawallstrom@hotmail.com and we will get back to you as soon as possible!
Dimensions
Dimensions
Sizes: all sizes can be made (just ask us for custom size)
A little bit about me
Since I was born I have always had a creative mind. Ideas and thoughts just pops up in my mind contentiously. They come fast and I can´t really control how they come about. It was the same when I found my way of painting. A couple of years after finishing art school I was painting with my son one day, then it just happened. My son showed me the playful way of not thinking, when painting and that the process should not be controlled. But most of all to trust in the process and not to be afraid of doing wrong. It needs to just happen.