Eichler
Eichler
Perspectives in the plane, thoughts become reality. The will to see past paradigms unlocks floodgates of possibility. Named after California real-estate developer Joseph Eichler.
Float-Framed Original
by C. Kalberer, 2020
8” x 8” Gouache painting
Archival 140lb cold-pressed paper
14 1/4” x 14 3/4” gallery maple frame
Museum acrylic*
A personalized engraved brass plaque
*Museum acrylic - Glare resistant and virtually invisible, blocks 99% of UV rays to protect sensitive colors from fading, and is shatter-resistant.
Provenance
To verify authenticity, a certificate accompanies every original artwork. This document — signed by the artist — verifies the creation date and materials used to preserve the provenance of the art.
Free Shipping
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Return Policy
If for some reason, the quality of the painting is not to your liking, we will accept an undamaged return within 30 days. There is an $80 restocking fee to recoup material losses. You must carefully package it exactly as you received it.
About the Artist
Cher Kalberer has been drawing since childhood in an underwhelming suburban town. Her talents granted her a scholarship to attend the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design. Only painting when in the best of moods to not compromise the quality of her art, she beams positivity into her work. Holding traditional mastery to high esteem, her influences are Matisse, Sargent, Audubon, Da Vinci, Vermeer among others. Read more
Medium Choice
Gouache, an opaque watercolor, is selected for its fluid, transformative properties. Historically this medium was feminized and seen as lesser. However, the feminine is creation and responsible for birth and nurturing life. It is immediate and requires a decisive hand. The marks are indelible and cannot be easily covered. Water is what gives this medium its transparent properties and fluid movement. The layers compound into countless organic possibilities.