

Framed Architectural Cityscape Wall Art – Teal & Antique Gold
A hand-rendered architectural fantasy of arches, bridges, and winding stairways, washed in muted teal, sage, and umber tones. Framed in an ornate antique gold moulding behind glass, it reads like a fragment of a forgotten hillside town. A compelling anchor for an entrance wall or above a console.
SAR535 Original price was: SAR535.SAR320Current price is: SAR320. Incl. VAT
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Product details
| Color | Sage Green |
|---|---|
| Color Family | Green |
| Material | Wood |
| Style | Transitional |
| Assembly Required | No |
| Set Includes | single piece |
| Dimensions | 45×80 cm |
| Secondary Color | Slate Grey, Umber Brown, Warm Taupe, Charcoal |
| Piece Count | 1 |
| Orientation | Portrait |
| Art Type | Framed Print |
| Frame Finish | Antique Gold |
| Medium | Giclée Print |
| Subject | Cityscape |
| Style Motif | architectural line drawing, Mediterranean hill-town cityscape |
| Country Of Origin | China |
| Care Instructions | Dust gently with a dry soft cloth, avoid direct sunlight, clean glass with a lint-free cloth and glass cleaner applied away from the frame. |
Description
There is a quiet complexity to this piece – a labyrinth of arched bridges, staircases, and terraced buildings rendered with the loose, searching line of an artist’s hand. Worked on art paper in ink and wash, the composition layers perspective upon perspective, conjuring a Mediterranean hill town seen from a dozen vantage points at once. The palette is restrained and sophisticated: slate greens, dusty teals, warm taupe, and soft charcoal, set against an unbleached paper ground that lets each line breathe. It is held within a carved wood frame finished in antique gold, its beaded and ribboned moulding lending the work a sense of ceremony, and protected under glass for longevity. Vertical in orientation and generously scaled, it holds its own on a tall wall without overwhelming the room. Positioned above a console, a bed headboard, or within an entrance gallery, it brings a sense of wandering narrative – the kind of piece guests pause before, tracing its arches as though walking the streets themselves.











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