"Across the Pool" by Dan Parry Jones. Comes with a custom white wooden frame. Two young children sit at the edge of a tranquil pool, basking under the radiant glow of a full sun as it beams across a stylized, mid-century modern setting. In Dan Parry-Jones’s Across the Pool, the viewer is transported to a sun-drenched scene where architecture, childhood, and nature converge in perfect harmony. A Frank Lloyd Wright–inspired home with clean horizontal lines stretches across the composition, its modernist geometry mirrored beautifully in the still surface of the pool. Behind it, a range of light pink mountains glows against a vibrant orange sky, enhancing the dreamlike atmosphere of late afternoon calm. Parry-Jones brings his signature mix of acrylic, collage, and screen print to the surface, building rich, tactile layers that give the work depth and an aged, timeworn beauty. Soft painterly washes, subtle architectural grids, and weathered textures suggest memory and nostalgia, while the clear forms and cinematic color palette lend the piece a crisp, contemporary edge. Across the Pool is an evocative celebration of youth, leisure, and modernist aesthetics, perfectly suited for collectors of coastal abstraction, mid-century-inspired art, and contemporary figurative landscapes that radiate warmth, design, and emotion. This piece is attributed to the mentioned designer/maker. It has no attribution mark and no official proof of authenticity, however it is well documented in design history. I take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution