London Skyline Canvas Art – London I Framed Abstract Print

Description

The London skyline canvas art London I captures iconic landmarks like Big Ben and St. Paul’s Cathedral in an elegant, abstract composition. This framed canvas print layers warm sunset hues with structural brushwork and mirrored reflections, offering a sophisticated 91×91 cm statement piece available in six timeless frame colors.

Float-framed for a gallery-level look, this 91×91 cm piece arrives ready to hang and suits any art-conscious space, from minimalist apartments to bold, design-driven homes. The refined materials and careful finish offer timeless elegance without visual noise. Learn more about our artistic values and aesthetic curation on the Kantras Art Design Philosophy page.

Materials & Features

• Global Float Framed Canvas for a modern, edge-free look

• Museum-grade artist canvas (380 gsm)

• Mirror Wrap edge finish for seamless presentation

• Hand-stretched on 38 mm premium wooden stretcher bars

• Matte surface for zero glare or reflection

• Frame color options: Black, White, Brown, Silver, Gold, or Natural

• Built-in hanging system — arrives fully ready to hang

Production & Delivery

• Printed to order — sustainable, waste-free production

• Made in the UK or EU based on location

• Production time: 5–7 business days

• Delivery estimate: 3–7 business days with tracking

Important Notes

• All texture, brushwork, and metallic effects are part of the printed artwork

• Color tones may vary slightly across screen types

• This is a flat canvas print without physical paint or texture

Returns & Support

• 14-day return policy (buyer covers return shipping)

• Returns must be in original, undamaged condition

• Need help? Contact us any time — response within 24 hours

• Studio contact: KantrasArt | kantrasart@gmail.com

Each piece reflects the values outlined in our design philosophy — where craftsmanship, originality, and visual storytelling meet. For insights on the cultural influence of floral portraiture and modern photography, explore Tate Modern’s exhibition series or Harper’s Bazaar fashion archive.