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Diamonds on the Water - Open Edition Canvas Print

Laura Browning

$135.00


This piece is an open edition custom print reproduction on canvas. Select your print size and framing preferences.


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Size
24

24" x 18"

40

40" x 30"

48

48" x 36"

60

60" x 45"

Canvas Type
Canvas rolled

Canvas rolled

Canvas stretched

Canvas stretched

Canvas framed

Canvas framed

Canvas Frame
No frame

No frame

White frame

White frame

Black frame

Black frame

Silver frame

Silver frame

Gold frame

Gold frame

Dark Walnut frame

Dark Walnut frame

Oak frame

Oak frame

White Oak frame

White Oak frame

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About Laura Browning

Biography

Laura received her BFA from California State University Long Beach. She taught workshops at the Los Angeles Museum of Art and interned at the Guggenheim Collection in Venice, Italy. Laura's work has been collected around the world, and is represented by several galleries and retailers across the United States.

Laura paints using environmentally friendly oils and solvents from her home studio in the San Francisco Bay Area.  She lives with her husband and young son in their beloved Eichler home - a “glass house” which invites the outside in and provides endless inspiration.  

Artist Statement

“My paintings are inspired by the rhythm and movement of light reflections in water. With each piece, I strive to capture the feeling of being in or near water through many layers of transparent oil glazes. I’m fascinated by the luminous color interactions created by currents and waves as light dances between them.  It continues to be a wonderful challenge to explore ways to capture this movement on a canvas, to represent the depth and life of an ever moving landscape. 

"Each piece is directly inspired by a particular experience and is for me a vivid memory of the moment of inspiration, typically an idyllic sunny summer day. I feel the most alive when exploring new places, and as a result, my work is a direct reflection of the moments when life is at it’s best. 

"Creating these water paintings is very meditative. I get lost in the process, just as I get lost watching light interact with water.“