Shells by the Shore
Walking the beach and looking for treasures at the feet is one of my favorite island activities! My grandmother was the same way. At Little Gasparilla Island in the room forever known as “Grammy’s Room,” rests a massive collection of shells collected over the years from there, and Boca Grande. Each wicker basket meticulously separating a certain variety. Sand dollars in one, banded tulips and pear whelks in the other. One jar containing sharks teeth, and another containing scores of coquinas. I imagine the countess hours she spent on the beach to amass such a collection - walking, stooping, sorting, and storing for the “future craft project” ... or just for the sheer joy of collecting. It’s such a perfect image in my head of many perfect island hours spent without a care for the outside world. Unframed Prints: Fine art prints are printed professionally and locally in St. Petersburg, Florida, printed on Cold Press Bright White (21 mil, 340gsm), acid free, 100% cotton rag paper with a bright white, textured surface. High quality pigment ink is archival and lasts 200 years (or your money back!). All fine art prints have a 1.5" white border and are hand-labeled and hand-signed by artist Lindsey Simonds Framed Original: Framed professionally and locally at Smith Bros Framing in South Tampa. Original Shells by the Shore coastal motif was painted on Arches watercolor paper, and is framed to show the deckled edge with a blush rose mat peeking underneath. The painting is then elegantly matted in an off-white cream that brings a delicate warmth. Frame is solid blush-leaning warm wood frame. Entire framed painting measures 24" 25.5" - a showstopper in any shell-loving tastemaker's coastal space. The Guarantee: Litore Studio offers a 100% no-questions-asked satisfaction guarantee on all products. So if you somehow don't absolutely love this print or simply can't find a good place on a wall to put it, just let me know and we'll be quick to process a return with a full refund coming your way. You have nothing to lose by placing an order to see this great painting in person.