Original mid-century mixed media collage/abstract art by an artist named Sabra, signed and dated 1965 in the lower right corner. This abstract composition features layered paper, natural fibers, vintage text fragments, and botanical elements including two dried flowers, creating a delicate and organic visual rhythm. The artist's restrained use of color, soft creams, pale browns, and faint blue and black type gives the work a timeless, neutral tone with poetic depth. I picked these up at Scott Antique show in Atlanta in October and they are so cool. I bought two and have them in separate listings. I could not believe they were from the 1960s! Executed on a textured ground with carefully arranged ephemera and gestural paintwork, the piece has a subtle yet sophisticated presence, ideal for vintage-modern interiors. The work is part of a small known body of mixed media art attributed to Sabra, believed to have been active in Connecticut in the 1960s and 1970s. Outside this piece measures 25 5/8 x 19 3/4". On the inside it measures 23 1/2" x 17 5/8". Depth is 1 1/4".