Windows — Fine Art

Windows - 1952 by Charles Sheeler lays flat planes of color against a plain field. Cool tones sit next to warmer tones, and the view stays quiet. The picture uses measured lines and hard edges, a style of precisionist painting practice. You see the window shapes and the wall shapes without any clutter.

This fine art print sits inside a frame with a back panel. The matte surface keeps the flat color areas even and stops glare under a lamp. The frame holds the print flat and the back panel covers the rear. It arrives assembled when you choose the ready to hang option.

It hangs well on a study wall beside a desk. From the door you notice the clean geometry of the window shapes across the room.