Inspired by the colors and light of the South Carolina coast, the Cloud Fray Giclée print combines hand-dyed fabric and paint to create Karin Olah's signature multilayered paintings. The artist's original work is beautifully replicated on a quality canvas and provided in a wood frame in your choice of finish. High-quality giclée print Modern giclée printing methods replicate the artist's original work Wood frame in your choice of finish Ready to hang Clean with a soft, damp cloth Made in USA At Frontgate, our primary focus is quality. We guarantee that every product we sell will stand up to the supreme test – our customers' satisfaction. To learn more about our policies, visit our Shipping & Processing, Returns & Exchanges and Warranty & Price Guarantee pages. How to Hang Wall Art Single Piece Position the artwork so its center is at eye level, about 60 inches from the floor. If placing above furniture, leave a gap of 4–6 inches between the furniture and the bottom of the frame. Multiple Pieces Consider a pair of or several artworks as a single cohesive display. Center the entire arrangement at eye level, around 60 inches from the floor to the middle of the group, with 2–5 inches between each artwork. Gallery Wall Center the main focus of your gallery wall at eye level, approximately 60 inches from the floor. Space additional frames 2–5 inches apart. Inspired by the colors and light of the South Carolina coast, the Cloud Fray Giclée print combines hand-dyed fabric and paint to create Karin Olah's signature multilayered paintings. The artist's original work is beautifully replicated on a quality canvas and provided in a wood frame in your choice of finish. High-quality giclée print Modern giclée printing methods replicate the artist's original work Wood frame in your choice of finish Ready to hang Clean with a soft, damp cloth Made in USA At Frontgate, our primary focus is quality. We guarantee that every product we sell will stand up to the supreme test – our customers' satisfaction. To learn more about our policies, visit our Shipping & Processing, Returns & Exchanges and Warranty & Price Guarantee pages. How to Hang Wall Art Single Piece Position the artwork so its center is at eye level, about 60 inches from the floor. If placing above furniture, leave a gap of 4–6 inches between the furniture and the bottom of the frame. Multiple Pieces Consider a pair of or several artworks as a single cohesive display. Center the entire arrangement at eye level, around 60 inches from the floor to the middle of the group, with 2–5 inches between each artwork. Gallery Wall Center the main focus of your gallery wall at eye level, approximately 60 inches from the floor. Space additional frames 2–5 inches apart. How to Hang Wall Art Single Piece Position the artwork so its center is at eye level, about 60 inches from the floor. If placing above furniture, leave a gap of 4–6 inches between the furniture and the bottom of the frame. Multiple Pieces Consider a pair of or several artworks as a single cohesive display. Center the entire arrangement at eye level, around 60 inches from the floor to the middle of the group, with 2–5 inches between each artwork. Gallery Wall Center the main focus of your gallery wall at eye level, approximately 60 inches from the floor. Space additional frames 2–5 inches apart. How to Hang Wall Art How to Hang Wall Art Single Piece Position the artwork so its center is at eye level, about 60 inches from the floor. If placing above furniture, leave a gap of 4–6 inches between the furniture and the bottom of the frame. Multiple Pieces Consider a pair of or several artworks as a single cohesive display. Center the entire arrangement at eye level, around 60 inches from the floor to the middle of the group, with 2–5 inches between each artwork. Gallery Wall Center the main focus of your gallery wall at eye level, approximately 60 inches from the floor. Space additional frames 2–5 inches apart. Single Piece Position the artwork so its center is at eye level, about 60 inches from the floor. If placing above furniture, leave a gap of 4–6 inches between the furniture and the bottom of the frame. Multiple Pieces Consider a pair of or several artworks as a single cohesive display. Center the entire arrangement at eye level, around 60 inches from the floor to the middle of the group, with 2–5 inches between each artwork. Gallery Wall Center the main focus of your gallery wall at eye level, approximately 60 inches from the floor. Space additional frames 2–5 inches apart.