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Summer Flowers

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Summer Flowers

Summer Flowers

Summer Flowers

Jerome B. Thompson | 1859

In this reimagining of Summer Flowers, the quiet charm of Jerome B. Thompson’s domestic idyll is disrupted. What was once a celebration of stillness and nature’s gentle rhythms now bears the signs of modern disturbance. Two men on loud quad bikes race recklessly through the garden paths, their tires kicking up dust that settles on once-pristine flowerbeds. The roar of engines cuts sharply through the pastoral calm, turning a peaceful setting into a noisy arena.

Nearby, a young family stands together. The parents watch their daughter with quiet admiration as she gently picks flowers, unaware of the disruption closing in. They share a moment of connection and appreciation for the natural beauty around them. But that fragile peace feels increasingly at odds with the intrusion nearby; their expressions flicker between joy and concern as the noise grows louder.

This altered scene invites reflection on how we inhabit shared spaces. Do we still know how to move through the world with care? When thrill and speed overpower presence and attention, what is lost? The clash between old and new is more than visual; it is a question of values. What kind of world are we choosing to cultivate, and for whom?

€ 299,00

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At Undecim, we believe that creating art shouldn’t come at the planet’s expense. That’s why our framed canvas prints are crafted with sustainability at their core. Each piece is produced using recycled plastic bottles (rescued from plastic-polluted beaches) and transformed into beautiful, lasting canvases through a circular, eco-conscious process. This isn’t just a canvas; it’s a quiet act of regeneration.

We pair this material innovation with archival 12-colour Giclée printing to ensure rich, vibrant detail that endures for decades without fading. Every frame is handmade using deforestation-free wood and arrives ready to hang in your choice of black, white, natural, silver, or gold. It’s a fusion of ethics and aesthetics; proof that responsible choices can still feel luxurious.

Whether you’re curating a space or building a collection, you can own meaningful art with a minimal footprint. With Undecim, every print is limited, certified, and created with purpose; not just in message, but in material. Because we believe that honouring the planet is inseparable from honouring the art.

Extra informatie

Gewicht 1 kg
Number of prints

11
Features

– Handmade by specialist canvas framers
– Made from recycled and sustainably sourced materials
– Superior float frame
– Choice of sizes and frame colours
– Professional Giclée photographic print
Artwork Size

Landscape L69cm X B49cm
Frame Options

Black, White, Antique Gold, Antique Silver, Natural

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