Bachmanville Brown Artwork

To ensure a professional look, we recommend following the "two-thirds rule": wall art should typically occupy about two-thirds to three-quarters of the width of the furniture below it, such as a sofa or console table. This vertical piece stands 40 inches tall, making it an excellent choice for rooms with standard or high ceilings where you want to draw the eye upward and create a sense of height.

Because this piece is finished with a protective archival varnish, maintenance is simple. We recommend lightly dusting the surface with a soft, dry microfiber cloth or a goat-hair brush to remove surface particles. Due to its water and scratch-resistant properties, it is much more resilient than unprotected prints, though we advise against using harsh chemical cleaners to preserve the archival quality of the varnish.

This artwork features a specialized matte surface designed specifically to never glisten or produce glare. This makes it an ideal choice for bright, sun-drenched rooms or areas with heavy overhead lighting where traditional glossy prints might be difficult to view. The high-resolution fine art print remains clear and visible from any angle in the room.

This artwork is gallery-wrapped, meaning the print continues around the edges of the frame for a clean, contemporary look that requires no additional framing. This style allows the abstract brown tones to transition seamlessly into your wall color. For your convenience, it arrives ready to hang with built-in wide straps, ensuring a secure and level installation right out of the box.

Yes, this artwork is designed for longevity and features lightfast, anti-aging properties. It is finished by hand with an archival-quality print process that is fade-resistant. While we always recommend avoiding prolonged, intense exposure to preserve any fine art, this piece is built with professional-grade materials specifically chosen to resist the damaging effects of UV light.

This piece is expertly constructed to be water, scratch, and warp-resistant, making it significantly more durable than standard paper prints. The use of a non-yellowing, water-based archival print varnish and acid-free materials ensures the frame and canvas maintain their integrity even in more humid climates where moisture might otherwise cause traditional art to buckle or degrade.