Glen Scouller Dusk Near San Gimignano Framed Panoramic Landscape Painting Vintage 1990s
- Type
Paintings
- Dimensions
Width 41.7 in × Depth 1.5 in × Height 20.6 in
- Condition
Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use.
Shipping & pickup
You have three shipping options to select during check out: 1. Local Pickup — Pick up your item at our showroom: 3507 Motor Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90034 2. Local Delivery in the Los Angeles Area — Curbside delivery is $90. Inside delivery is $140 3. Nationwide Delivery — Full-service delivery with unpacking and placement in the room of your choice. Email boss@buko.furniture with your zip code for a quote ($200–$1,000 depending on size and location). Delivery usually takes 1–6 weeks. You may also use your own shipper.
Dealer notes
This panoramic landscape painting captures the serene beauty of the Italian countryside at twilight. The sweeping composition uses bold contrasting colors to depict rolling fields and distant hills. This piece represents classic Vintage Postmodern 1990s. The vibrant artwork features vivid blue and warm orange hues within a crisp white mat. It is housed in a gold-toned frame and retains a label identifying the artist as Glen Scouller. Display this wide artwork above a sofa to create a captivating focal point. 41.7"W × 1.5"D × 20.6"H Vintage condition with age-appropriate wear consistent with use. You have three shipping options to select during check out: 1. Local Pickup — Pick up your item at our showroom: 3507 Motor Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90034 2. Local Delivery in the Los Angeles Area — Curbside delivery is $90. Inside delivery is $140 3. Nationwide Delivery — Full-service delivery with unpacking and placement in the room of your choice. Email boss@buko.furniture with your zip code for a quote ($200–$1,000 depending on size and location). Delivery usually takes 1–6 weeks. You may also use your own shipper.
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