Enhance your home decor with this exquisite Art Deco inspired lumbar pillow. Crafted with care, it features a spun-polyester fabric casing that is not only inherently mildew and water-resistant but also radiates elegance. The pillow comes with a stuffing pillow included, ensuring a plump and comfortable feel. With its hidden beige zipper, this pillow maintains a finished and stylish appearance, seamlessly blending with your existing decor. Perfectly sized to provide lumbar support, it adds both aesthetic charm and functionality to your living space. Whether you're decorating your own home or searching for a thoughtful gift, this art deco-inspired lumbar pillow is a delightful choice that will be cherished for its beauty and practicality.
.: 100% Polyester cover
.: 100% Polyester removable insert
.: Double sided print
.: Concealed zipper
.: Note: Pre-constructed item. Size variance +/- 0.5"
Artwork designed and digitally remastered by Sarasvati Designs. The original artwork, "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte," is a masterpiece created by the French post-Impressionist painter Georges Seurat in 1884. This large-scale painting is one of the most iconic and celebrated works of art in the history of Western art, known for its innovative technique and meticulous attention to detail. The artwork portrays a leisurely scene along the banks of the River Seine at La Grande Jatte, an island in the outskirts of Paris. The scene captures a cross-section of Parisian society during a typical Sunday afternoon. The painting is teeming with people, each engaging in various activities, creating a vibrant and bustling tableau. One of the most distinctive features of "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte" is Seurat's revolutionary pointillist technique. Instead of traditional brushstrokes, he applied tiny, separate dots or points of color to the canvas. From a distance, these dots blend together, creating a sense of luminosity and vibrancy. The meticulous division of color in this manner allowed Seurat to explore the science of color and perception, which was at the heart of pointillism.
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20" × 14" |
| Width, in |
20.00 |
| Length, in |
14.00 |
