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A peaceful, large seascape oil painting by professional artist, Kayla DeVito, in partnership with Ray Booth and Hickory Chair.
Named/painted from a poem by Albert Camus (see images.)
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"This work was created to represent relying on morals and a strong inner compass to navigate the evils of today's world. When all people seem to fail you, look inward. The purity left in your soul will point you north.
I painted this sun to appear to be breaking through clouds after a storm, and wanted it to feel as much like the North Star as it does a sun. It was also created to resemble a compass in the way the light shines in four points and rounds out in a flare.
I'm blessed to live and paint from my home in coastal Beaufort, SC, where this view is located. The briny air, the shifting hues of the spartina grass, the abundance of immaculate views and the plethora of wildlife easily work their way into my art. I hope you feel every ounce of my beautiful home when you view my work."
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Approximately 47.5" x 35.5" and professionally enclosed in a custom bronze metal frame.
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This painting is currently on display in the Hickory Chair showroom in High Point, NC through December. It will ship once the display is over. Should you need it sooner, please message us and we can accommodate your timeline.
Price INCLUDES professional, insured shipping to anywhere within the continental US. Want to pick up or have it delivered within 6 hours of Beaufort, SC? Please email us for the discounted price.
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After 48 hours of being listed, available paintings become eligible for an invoice-based payment plan. This payment series is interest-free and is simply the cost of the painting spread out over (up to) 6 payments, spaced a month apart. Managed by Kayla, with no credit check. Please email Hello@KaylaDeVitoFineArt.com to inquire.
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Chosen prices are a direct correlation of time spent creating. Some paintings take 10 hours and some take several months of 60+ hours of work plus dry times between layers. The value, rarity and ornateness of each frame (or lack thereof) is also taken into account.
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Prints will be made of this painting.
To preserve the beauty and longevity of your artwork, keep away from direct sunlight, humidity, and extreme temperature changes. Paintings and prints should only be displayed and stored in stable environments, to avoid warp of canvas stretcher bars or paper.
Handle all pieces with care using clean, dry hands, and avoid contact with liquids or harsh chemicals. For maintenance, gently dust surfaces with a soft cloth. Proper care will help maintain the color, texture, and integrity of each piece for years to come.