The Lamp Post Art Print by Lindsay Letters
About this Artwork:
The Chronicles of Narnia books by C. S. Lewis are so special to so many. This ethereal painting with a glowing lamp post is an homage to those books and their impact on my own faith. To those that are familiar with The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe, they will probably see this painting in your home and have big feelings about it! To others, it will simply be a serene painting of a snowy wonderland, and the secret will be yours.
About the Print:
This product is an unframed Art Print. Your print will be expertly printed to order in Austin on matte finish, cream colored heavyweight paper. Smaller sizes (8x10 & 11x14) ship flat, larger sizes ship rolled in a tube for safe travels. Prints ship in about five business days.
About the Artist:
Lindsay Sherbondy began Lindsay Letters in 2009, and has made it her mission create meaningful art to help women feel more at home in their spaces. We believe that home can heal, and that art can be one of the single most impactful ways to help your home feel uniquely you.
Kindly Note:
We do not accept preference-based returns. In the unfortunate event that your print arrives damaged, it will be our pleasure to take care of you! (Please include a photo of the damaged print and packaging).
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home can heal
Investing in art is investing in you, and you are worth it.
At this point, we've all been through some stuff. Great stuff, hard stuff, in between stuff... And with all the things we have walked through in my own home, I am more convinced than ever that creating a home that inspires and delights you can also help you heal on a deep level. Personally, I think the most impactful way to set the tone for your space is starting with art as the anchor, and then building around it. Because let's be honest, no one ever refers to their couch as "meaningful."
