Artist Joseph Stella believed every day should "begin and end [with] the painting of a flower." The flora and fauna he sketched at the Bronx Botanical Garden are recreated in this scene of the Bay of Naples. Featuring a dainty heron gliding gracefully through bold leaves and delicate flowers, Stella's fantastical "The White Heron" was painted between 1918 and 1920 from his memories of southern Italy. CB2 exclusive.
The Art Patron collection uses groundbreaking proprietary technology to bring fine art beyond the gallery, spanning both contemporary working artists and archival pieces sourced from flea markets and museums across the globe.
| • | Original artwork by Joseph Stella |
| • | Oil paint and ink on canvas |
| • | The Art Patron Synograph ™ uses groundbreaking 3D technology to redefine the limits of printing, recreating every detail of the original artwork with total fidelity |
| • | Floating wood frame in gold |
