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This cardinal art print catches a male cardinal from behind, perched on a twisting vine of bittersweet and turning his head to look back over his shoulder. Daphne Voss lets the long tail fall almost to the bottom of the frame, and you can see each layered wing feather in rose, slate and brick red.
The painting comes from her Winter Cardinals collection and leans fully into splash watercolor. Loose washes of blush, ochre and sage bloom behind the bird, a few flicks of pigment scatter across the paper, and the split orange berries hang in heavy little clusters that glow against all that open white.
It is a good fit for bird watchers, for anyone who keeps a feeder going through January, and for people who want holiday wall art that is not covered in ornaments. It reads as seasonal wall art in December but feels just as right in early spring.
Printed as winter canvas wall art, it works above a console in an entry, beside a reading chair, or as Christmas wall art for living room walls that stay up long after the tree comes down. The pale background keeps it calm in farmhouse, cottage and modern spaces alike, and it is a welcome piece of winter wall art in a kitchen breakfast nook too.
This cardinal art print catches a male cardinal from behind, perched on a twisting vine of bittersweet and turning his head to look back over his shoulder. Daphne Voss lets the long tail fall almost to the bottom of the frame, and you can see each layered wing feather in rose, slate and brick red.
The painting comes from her Winter Cardinals collection and leans fully into splash watercolor. Loose washes of blush, ochre and sage bloom behind the bird, a few flicks of pigment scatter across the paper, and the split orange berries hang in heavy little clusters that glow against all that open white.
It is a good fit for bird watchers, for anyone who keeps a feeder going through January, and for people who want holiday wall art that is not covered in ornaments. It reads as seasonal wall art in December but feels just as right in early spring.
Printed as winter canvas wall art, it works above a console in an entry, beside a reading chair, or as Christmas wall art for living room walls that stay up long after the tree comes down. The pale background keeps it calm in farmhouse, cottage and modern spaces alike, and it is a welcome piece of winter wall art in a kitchen breakfast nook too.
Materials & Craft
Printed and hand-stretched in the USA, then shipped ready to hang.
Working with my hands restoring antique furniture taught me about texture and patina. When I moved to Princeton in 2019, I started translating those weathered surfaces into abstract paintings that balance chaos and calm.
This canvas exceeded my expectations. The lion and its reflection are beautifully captured, and the quality of the print is superb. It adds a strong, motivational vibe to my room. I get compliments on it all the time!
Thrilled with the quality, the colors and the prompt delivery. Very impressed with this beautiful artwork! Just what this space needed! Will definitely do business with this company again! My clients loved it!! Thank you!!
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