Miguel Ortega painted a line of coastal headlands stepping back along a quiet shore, each cliff a shade paler than the last until the farthest ones nearly dissolve into sea mist. Up front, thick palette-knife strokes of cream sit on warm tan rock, and dark slate blue pools in the shadows of the nearest cliff.
The water below is barely moving, a soft band of gray-blue edged with cream where it meets the base of the cliffs. It reads as a landscape from across the room and as textured abstract wall art up close, with scraped paint, layered glazes and a hazy sky that fills the top half.
This extra large canvas wall art is for people who want a coastline without bright blues or postcard drama. The palette is a neutral coastal wall art mix of sand, ivory, stone and mist, so it settles easily next to linen, oak and plaster finishes, and it works as earth tone abstract wall art in rooms that lean warm.
The wide format makes it a natural piece of large horizontal wall art over a long sofa, a reception desk or a hotel lobby banquette. It also suits a spa waiting room or a quiet dining area as serene wall art that never competes with the space. Printed as canvas wall art on a gallery wrap, it is ready to hang.