Gallery-quality framed canvas art

Sylvie Spring Skiing by Sarah Eisenlohr

Durable materials and precise printing

Product Details

Print
Gallery-wrapped canvas
Ink
UV ink for durability and fade resistance
Frame
Lightweight polystyrene
Sizes
18x24 inches, 28x38 inches
Origin
Printed and framed in USA, Waunakee, Wisconsin
Artist
Sarah Eisenlohr
Year
2023
Category
Framed Canvas Art

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One framed canvas print in selected size

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Hang on wall using included easy-to-hang frame hooks

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Sylvie Spring Skiing framed canvas art showing a skiing scene with vibrant colors, modern lightweight frame

Sport meets bloom

A black‑and‑white descent drifts into a field of color—powder turning to petals midair.

Quiet rush

Sylvie Spring Skiing Framed Canvas by Sarah Eisenlohr

Snow into flowers

Walls can feel flat—decor that blends into the background and says little about the life lived around it. Sylvie Spring Skiing brings motion and tenderness in one glance: a skier carving through monochrome into a hillside erupting with blossoms. The floating frame and gallery-wrapped canvas give it presence without noise.

A pause, then a lift

Art that greets you daily should hold both calm and surprise. Here, contrast does the talking—vintage grit against fresh petals, winter edging into thaw. It anchors an entry or living room and invites conversation without asking for attention. Printed and framed in the USA, it feels considered from image to finish.

For the ones who savor contrast

Someone who loves alpine memories and contemporary collage, wanting a single piece to carry a room’s mood.

Place and live with it

Center it over a console or sofa where natural light can graze the surface and the frame can cast a delicate shadow.
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Sarah Eisenlohr

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Your Questions Answered

FAQs for Sylvie Spring Skiing Canvas

What exactly is shown in the artwork?
A skier in motion cuts through a grayscale slope that transitions into a vibrant hillside of flowers, based on Sarah Eisenlohr’s Spring Skiing (2023).
How is it framed?
It’s a gallery-wrapped canvas set within a lightweight polystyrene floating frame with a modern profile.
Where is it made?
It’s printed and framed in Waunakee, Wisconsin, USA.
Will the print fade easily?
It’s printed with UV ink for durability and fade resistance.
Is it simple to hang?
Yes, the framed canvas is designed to be easy to hang on the wall.