The Wild And Free print by Wendover Art Group is a testament to refined artistry. This piece features a delicate watercolor painting set within a sleek wood frame, offering a harmonious blend of style and craftsmanship. Designed to complement any space, it arrives ready to hang with wall-mounting hardware included.
Guseul Park was born and raised in Korea and studied ceramics in college; however, she was always drawn to painting and drawing and is a self-taught artist. “Art means meditation to me. By creating art, I get to go explore the deepest side of me and examine my state of mind. Creating art always brought me to a state of pure joy. It is the place in which I can be myself.” Her favorite medium to use is a pencil which she describes as “back to basics art.” She finds inspiration in daily strolls and travel. She also enjoys reading and sewing embroidery when she is not creating new artwork.
A vintage vacation. This graphic print is a reproduction of a travel poster promoting mosquito-free Sea Cliff, Long Island as a tourist destination during the 1939 New York World’s Fair. Originally illustrated by the WPA Federal Art Project, it’s printed on paper in the USA and arrives framed.
Guseul Park was born and raised in Korea and studied ceramics in college; however, she was always drawn to painting and drawing and is a self-taught artist. “Art means meditation to me. By creating art, I get to go explore the deepest side of me and examine my state of mind. Creating art always brought me to a state of pure joy. It is the place in which I can be myself.” Her favorite medium to use is a pencil which she describes as “back to basics art.” She finds inspiration in daily strolls and travel. She also enjoys reading and sewing embroidery when she is not creating new artwork.
Guseul Park was born and raised in Korea and studied ceramics in college; however, she was always drawn to painting and drawing and is a self-taught artist. “Art means meditation to me. By creating art, I get to go explore the deepest side of me and examine my state of mind. Creating art always brought me to a state of pure joy. It is the place in which I can be myself.” Her favorite medium to use is a pencil which she describes as “back to basics art.” She finds inspiration in daily strolls and travel. She also enjoys reading and sewing embroidery when she is not creating new artwork.
Music + Modernism. This graphic print is a reproduction of a 1937 concert poster for the Illinois Symphony Orchestra, and depicts a column of musical notes to the left of a conducting hand. Originally illustrated by the WPA Federal Art Project, it’s printed on paper in the USA and arrives framed.
