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Crown Jewels Art Tiles

Sivertson Gallery Shop: Crown Jewels Art Tiles

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Crown Jewels Art Tiles

By Dan Wiemer

Art tiles showcase images printed onto beautiful Botticino marble. They make unique gifts, and are a fun and functional way to enjoy your favorite art prints. Choose your art tile substrate (magnet, ornament, coaster, triple hook key rack, utility hook, or trivet) and quantity below. Coasters are also sold in sets of four (all the same design).

Also available in a giclee print.

$10.95 – $79.00

more from Dan Wiemer

Dan is a landscape artist working in watermedia, capturing his love of the natural world. He paints both en plein air and in his Red Wing, Minnesota, studio. Dan trained as a graphic designer (with a BA from Iowa State University), and was past president of the Minnesota Watercolor Society. His background allows him to play with the shapes and textures of landscape, finding the rhythms in a scene. He doesn’t try to replicate nature and instead interpretively distills, stylizes, and translates when he paints. “For me, the process is the product. I want my work to reflect an energy and directness.” Learn more about Dan's artmaking process in our Q&A with the artist.