Art Photography
Framed Photograph of Two Palm Trees Overlooking the Water in Bora Bora by Dave Valvo
- Item Number
- M1330-7095
- Estimated Value
- 290 USD
- Sold
- 55 USD to kc78c6a4e
- Number of Bids
- 1 - Bid History
Item Description
Not all of us can take a vacation to Bora Bora, French Polynesia whenever we want. Fortunately, however, local artist Dave Valvo can bring us the next best thing with this 24" x 16" matted photograph. Feel the warm, humid air and the cool, calming breeze--and taste the salty sea air--as you envision yourself standing on a hillside beneath the shade of two palm trees, watching the water shift from indigo, to cerulean, to powder blue as it rolls onto the sandy white beaches of distant islands. Watch fluffy white clouds pass over a cobalt sky, and feel the lush, green foliage below your feet brush against your ankles with its tiny leaves. By hanging this photograph in your bedroom, or perhaps your office, you can take yourself to Bora Bora whenever you'd like, even if it's only in your imagination.
Item Special Note
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