Poppies & Daisies Product Description:Celebrate the joy and color of the countryside with Poppies & Daisies, a limited edition giclée on canvas by internationally collected artist Jennifer Vranes. Brilliant red poppies and cheerful white daisies dance beneath a wide blue sky, capturing the light, movement, and energy of a perfect spring day. With bold texture and vivid brushwork, this uplifting floral landscape embodies the essence of Vranes’ vibrant and joyful style. Each giclée is artist enhanced by Jennifer Vranes, with hand-applied texture and detail that bring added depth and dimension—making every piece a unique work of art that closely resembles the look and feel of an original painting. Available in the following sizes: 18 x 36" – Edition of 50 24 x 48" – Edition of 50 30 x 60" – Edition of 50 Each piece arrives ready to hang on stretched gallery-wrapped canvas, brightening any space with the beauty and optimism of nature in bloom. The original painting has sold; however, Jennifer Vranes is available for commissioned work. Please contact us for more information. About the Artist – Jennifer Vranes Internationally collected artist Jennifer Vranes is best known for her bold, textured landscapes that celebrate the beauty of nature in its most vibrant form. Her signature style captures the drama of towering aspens, endless fields of wildflowers, and richly colored vistas, painted with heavy layers of texture that invite the viewer to step right into the scene. Vranes earned her Fine Arts degree from Brigham Young University and quickly gained recognition for her distinctive palette knife technique, which gives her paintings their striking three-dimensional quality. Today, her work is represented in galleries across the United States and around the world, with collectors drawn to the joyful energy and timeless beauty her art conveys. From brilliant autumn forests to the sweeping European countryside, Jennifer Vranes’ paintings are windows into nature’s splendor—created to inspire, uplift, and transform the spaces they inhabit. Jennifer Vranes painting in her studio.
