The Atomic Age - A best-selling print by Leah Nadeau
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1.5-inch deep wooden stretcher bars
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Dark brown wrapped edges that complement the artwork
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Canvas depth: 1.25 inches
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Floating frame thickness: 0.55 inches
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Each piece is made to order within 7 business days. Once it ships, you'll receive a tracking email. Most customers receive their artwork in about 10 days, though delivery may take up to 2 weeks.
SHIPPING: All artwork is made to order and ships worldwide. Your artwork will be carefully produced and shipped from my fine art printing facility here in Portland, Oregon. Processing time: 5-7 days for unframed prints to arrive, 10-14 days for canvas prints to arrive. I offer complimentary US shipping. When your order ships, you’ll receive an email with a tracking link to follow its status.
INSPIRATION: Technically, the Atomic Age is considered the era after the first detonation of a nuclear weapon in 1945. These would be very uncertain times for Americans, as they faced daily fears of war.
History seems to repeat itself, doesn’t it? Has the “Atomic Age” truly ever ended? Or is this still the age of the nuclear bomb and uncertain times?
This painting is inspired by wartime art across all media that expressed emotions in a time of uncertainty and revolutionized how we would experience abstraction for the rest of time. It’s a nod to the greats like Mark Rothko, Jackson Pollock, and Jasper Johns- artists who used color and form to pioneer the art world forever.
