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City Series 2 - 9x12

$300.00

This painting is part of sketch series from real life scenes in San Francisco. Each work is a playful exploration, capturing moments of life in the city.

Framing:
This piece ships unframed.

Specifications:
Acrylic on canvas
9×12×1.5”
Unframed
Signed on the back

RETURNS — FINAL SALE, NO REFUND Due to the unique and original nature of this artwork, all sales are final. Carefully review purchases before completing the sale. All pieces are inspected prior to shipment to ensure they meet quality standards. If you have any questions or concerns about a piece before purchasing, contact info@justinemartinez.com for more information or additional photos.

This painting is part of sketch series from real life scenes in San Francisco. Each work is a playful exploration, capturing moments of life in the city.

Framing:
This piece ships unframed.

Specifications:
Acrylic on canvas
9×12×1.5”
Unframed
Signed on the back

RETURNS — FINAL SALE, NO REFUND Due to the unique and original nature of this artwork, all sales are final. Carefully review purchases before completing the sale. All pieces are inspected prior to shipment to ensure they meet quality standards. If you have any questions or concerns about a piece before purchasing, contact info@justinemartinez.com for more information or additional photos.

Framing a 5x7 Artwork on Panel Board

Traditional Frame: For a classic look, use a standard picture frame with adequate depth to accommodate the panel's thickness. Look for frames with deeper rabbets (the recessed ledge that holds artwork) or those designed for canvas boards. Can be framed directly for a clean presentation, or a mat can be added in a larger frame size (such as 8x10 or 11x14) for a gallery-style border that draws the eye to the piece. Use acid-free tape on the back to secure the panel in place.

Floater Frame: For a contemporary, gallery-style presentation, consider a floater frame. These frames create a gap between the artwork and the frame itself, making the piece appear to float in space. This modern approach showcases all four edges of the painting and adds visual depth and dimension. There are specific floater frames specifically designed for panel artwork. Choose a frame with the appropriate depth for the panel thickness.