Rock Slid Acrylic Print

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A stroll along the rocks that were floated across.

This image can also be found in the collection "Door Panel Transportations 1 Beach" because putting a 72 inch art print on the back (or front) of a door gives the door an appearance or being a transport to a different world.

Thing is that the world is on the other side of that door, so why not have your goal be the symbolic image of that idyll?

Beyond that, however, it the new decorating tool of the floor to ceiling vertical panorama.

Who says your art has to stop and start at such and such a height? Who says it has to be x by x size? you can make a dead spot or a corner become a focal point by putting an intricate interesting piece from floor to ceiling.

Indeed, who is to tell you that you can't go from floor to ceiling to across the ceiling and down the other wall?

It's YOUR space. Decorate it the way YOU want.

Frame a space with related borders. Have a favorite...

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