Geometric Shapes Canvas Art with Quarter Circle Waves - Canvas Wall Art

Twenty-four square tiles, four across and six down, each holding a single quarter-circle in a color that pushes against its corner. Poppy Hartigan turned every tile a little differently, so the arcs meet their neighbors and read as rolling waves and half-moons across the cream ground. It's geometric shapes canvas art with a slow, steady rhythm rather than a rigid one.

The palette is pure mid century: mustard, olive, rust orange, teal, soft pink, black and ivory. Poppy painted it by hand with a flat, matte finish, and you can still see faint brush lines and the thin raw edges between tiles. It sits right between bauhaus wall art and a 70s wall art color story, warm and a little groovy without feeling like a copy of anything.

This one is for people who love mid century modern wall art and want something with structure, or anyone hunting for mustard yellow wall art that also brings in green and orange. It was painted as the second of a pair with Poppy's half-circle totem, so it's a natural pick if you're collecting half circle wall art or building a set of retro canvas prints.

Hang this canvas wall art over a walnut credenza, in a hallway, or above a dining table where the colors can pick up wood tones and brass. It also works as retro kitchen wall art on a long open wall, and it holds its own as a mid century geometric wall art centerpiece in a living room.