Haven America
Tennis Court | Life Collection
5,400.00
Haven America
Tennis Court | Life Collection
5,400.00
"Tennis Court"
This original painting is currently on display at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans. This art exhibition runs through January 2023. The painting is owned by a private collector and is gracious on loan for this exhibition.
The painting features three girls having completed their tennis matches. The middle girl has won a trophy.
One after school activity I was in for many years was tennis. In my childhood, tennis camps like these would have a program at the end of the season to have all the kids compete for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place and receive small shelf trophies. In this painting I wanted to highlight the importance of the trophy as a kid, it felt bigger and more rewarding. I wanted all the imagery to be fuzzy like remembering a memory because thats all I can do it remember the last time I remembered.
This piece is created by Susan Havens-Morris. The Life Series is based on moments, events, and things from Susan's childhood during the 70's and 80's.
Diptych Size: 48" H x 72" W
The original painting -- SOLD
Acrylic and spray can on stretched canvas
Buyers have the option to choose one of six complimentary framing options. Contact us directly for options.
The painting was done at our New Orleans studio in Uptown by local artist and gallery owner Susan Havens-Morris.
©2022 Haven Contemporary and Slippin Southern LLC, all rights reserved.
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©2022-25 Haven Contemporary and Slippin Southern LLC, all rights reserved.
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This piece is created by Susan Havens-Morris. The Life Series is based on moments, events, and things from Susan's childhood during the '70s and '80s.
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The original is a one-of-a-kind painting.
The original painting is on a stretched canvas in two panels that have been joined together, also known as a diptych. When shipping, the panels will be condensed for easier shipping. Some assembly is required upon arrival.
Acrylic and spray paint on stretched canvas
Buyers have the option to choose one of 3 complimentary framing options. Contact us directly for options.
Selecting a "Print + Size" option, this will be the print version of the original art. It will be UV printed on stretched canvas and framed in the frame color of your choice. The seam of the original paintings diptych will still be visually present in the print version but not physically divided.
We are always available to answer your questions before purchasing; send us an email at office@HavenAmerica.com!
Original Painting is SOLD.
The painting was done at our New Orleans studio in Uptown by local artist Susan Havens-Morris.
©2022-25 Haven Contemporary and Slippin Southern LLC, all rights reserved.
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Susan Havens-Morris created this piece. The Life Series is based on moments, events, and things from Susan's childhood during the '70s and '80s.
Size: 48" H x 72" W
The original is a one-of-a-kind painting.
The original painting is on a stretched canvas in two panels that have been joined together, also known as a diptych. When shipping, the panels will be condensed for easier shipping. Some assembly is required upon arrival.
Acrylic and spray paint on stretched canvas
Buyers have the option to choose one of 3 complimentary framing options. Contact us directly for options.
Selecting a "Print + Size" option, this will be the print version of the original art. It will be UV printed on stretched canvas and framed in the frame color of your choice. The seam of the original paintings diptych will still be visually present in the print version but not physically divided.Please note that we can not swap frame colors after 24 hours from the order time. If you need a frame color change before the item has shipped, we will try our best to change it, but our manufacturer does not guarantee it. Changing a frame color 24 hours after the order has been placed could result in a 50% restocking charge.
We are always available to answer your questions before purchasing; send us a message!
Local artist Susan Havens-Morris did The painting at our New Orleans studio in Uptown.©2021-25 Haven Contemporary and Slippin Southern LLC, all rights reserved.
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