A botanical study reimagined for modern walls

Clear, classic, and designed to hang simply

Print and frame details

Canvas and frame specifics

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USA (Waunakee, Wisconsin) Material: Gallery-wrapped canvas Frame: Lightweight polystyrene Ink: UV-resistant printing ink Type: Floating frame Artist: Sylvie Jean Victor Bertin Artwork Year: 1816 Subject: Study of a Tree

What arrives

One framed canvas print

Where it belongs

Fits well in living rooms, bedrooms, and offices

Hang with included frame; suitable for various rooms

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Framed floating canvas art of Sylvie Jean Victor Bertin's 1816 Study of a Tree

Quiet study, lasting presence

A single tree, rendered with tender precision, stands against a pale ground—an anchor for rooms that welcome pause.

From a sketchbook world

Sylvie Jean Victor Bertin, 1816—reconsidered at home

A classic, held close

Walls often feel busy or unfinished—too much color, too little calm. The Sylvie Jean Victor Bertin Study of a Tree gathers the room with its measured black-and-white stillness and generous negative space. The modern floating frame gives the piece a light edge, so it settles easily above a sofa, a desk, or a bed without crowding the view.

A pause in grayscale

Art that breathes makes daily spaces kinder. This framed canvas invites slower mornings and quieter evenings, the way a shaded walk steadies the day. Its timeless drawing pairs with materials you already live with, letting conversations and routines take center stage.

For the collector at home

Someone building a thoughtful wall—one piece at a time—who wants museum-paired artwork that reads clean and calm.

Where it lives

Hang it in a living room, bedroom, or office to anchor a gallery wall or stand alone as a restful focal point.
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Historic art printed for modern display

Art Institute of Chicago’s collection reinterpreted

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Customer questions

What to know before buying

What are the overall dimensions?
Review the current product images, selected options, and listing details for Sylvie Jean Victor Bertin Study of a Tree 1816 Framed Canvas by The Art Institut before ordering.
How is it framed?
It features a modern, lightweight polystyrene frame with a floating presentation around the gallery-wrapped canvas.
Is it ready to hang?
Yes, the framed canvas is easy to hang on the wall.
Where is it made?
It is printed and framed in the USA in Waunakee, Wisconsin.
How will the image hold up over time?
It is printed with UV ink for durability and fade resistance.