Yesterdays Multi Artwork

To ensure your artwork doesn’t look "lost" on the wall, we recommend following the 2/3 rule: your wall decor should ideally span 60% to 75% of the width of the furniture it is placed above. Measuring 32" wide and 48" high, this vertical rectangle is a perfect statement piece for narrow walls, entryways, or as a focal point above a smaller console table.

This artwork is hand-stretched by experienced artisans over solid wood bars. Unlike lower-quality frames that can bow, these solid wood supports are specifically engineered not to warp over time. This ensures the gallery-wrap canvas maintains its structural integrity and stays flush against your wall for a clean, professional appearance.

Yes, this artwork includes a sawtooth hanger to simplify the installation process. While the piece is hand-assembled by artisans in California, a small amount of customer assembly is required for the hanging hardware. Its 2-inch depth provides a substantial, frame-free "gallery wrap" look that adds immediate depth and intrigue to your space.

Based on our expertise with archival materials, this canvas requires very little maintenance. To protect the Giclee finish, simply wipe it clean with a soft, dry cloth only if needed. Avoid using chemical cleaners or damp rags, which can interfere with the archival ink and the tension of the hand-stretched canvas.

For the most authoritative presentation, our experts recommend the "57-inch rule." Aim to have the center of the 48-inch high canvas sit approximately 57 to 60 inches from the floor. This places the focal point of the abstract composition at eye level, which is the standard height used in professional galleries and museums.

This piece utilizes Giclee technology, which is the gold standard for high-fidelity, long-lasting color. However, to maintain the vibrancy of the bold strokes and multi-colored textures, we advise avoiding locations with direct, prolonged sunlight. In sunny environments like California or Florida, placing the canvas on a wall that does not receive direct afternoon UV rays will help prevent fading over time.

While the piece is built with high-quality materials, our care guide recommends choosing a location with little to no exposure to moisture or humidity. In humid regions or poorly ventilated bathrooms, the canvas and solid wood bars can be affected by ambient moisture. To preserve the archival-grade materials, it is best displayed in climate-controlled living rooms, bedrooms, or hallways.