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Royalty Art Tiles

Sivertson Gallery Shop: Royalty Art Tiles

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Royalty Art Tiles

By Adam Swanson

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, 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.

$19.95 – $79.00

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Adam’s paintings use humans, animals, and scientific tools to stress our connection with the natural world. After majoring in art at the University of Minnesota, Duluth, he traveled to Antarctica working for the National Science Foundation. Living in that extreme landscape honed his connection with the natural world. Adam returned to northern Minnesota in 2009 where he lives in a log home in the woods with his wife and two children. He paints largely from his photographs and videos, often working on commission. “The more we learn about our surroundings, where we came from and who we are, the more likely we will thrive in a universe of endless possibilities.”