Louis Leonard Art Rainbow Symphony by Paul Laoria, Giclee Canvas Wall Art, 24 x 32

Description

Paul Laoria attended Juilliard and The Eastman School of Music where he studied voice, piano, and composition. It was the artist's intention for the viewer to feel the movement of the music while looking at the painting. Arrives ready to hang out of the box! Printed on fine art premium canvas with a hand brushed acrylic finish. This gallery quality artist giclee print contains the vivid color and detail of the original work. The painting entitled Rainbow Symphony is the artist's interpretation of a symphony on canvas. Professionally hand stretched and gallery wrapped around a 1.5" deep, soft-edged pinewood frame. Painted in layers, directed by the shapes, Laoria's paintings contain elements of surprise with pouring serendipity. Painted in layers, directed by the shapes, Laoria's paintings contain elements of surprise with pouring serendipity. This gallery quality artist giclee print contains the vivid color and detail of the original work. Paul Laoria's mastery as an abstractionist to paint and draw in classical style brings you elegant pieces of art representing the beauty of the beautiful human mind. Paul Laoria's mastery as an abstractionist to paint and draw in classical style brings you elegant pieces of art representing the beauty of the human mind.

Key Features

• This gallery quality artist giclee print contains the vivid color and detail of the original work.
• Paul Laoria attended Juilliard and The Eastman School of Music where he studied voice, piano, and composition.
• The painting entitled Rainbow Symphony is the artist's interpretation of a symphony on canvas.
• Painted in layers, directed by the shapes, Laoria's paintings contain elements of surprise with pouring serendipity.
• Paul Laoria's mastery as an abstractionist to paint and draw in classical style brings you elegant pieces of art representing the beauty of the human mind.
• It was the artist's intention for the viewer to feel the movement of the music while looking at the painting.