18th and Ocean - Modern beach art print on canvas of an ocean wave by artist Jay Alders.
18th and Ocean- art giclée on fine art paper of a contemporary ocean wave painting by artist Jay Alders with color palette in yellow and warm colors
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  1. 18th and Ocean - Modern beach art print on canvas of an ocean wave by artist Jay Alders.
  2. 18th and Ocean- art giclée on fine art paper of a contemporary ocean wave painting by artist Jay Alders with color palette in yellow and warm colors
  3. 18th & Ocean - Museum Quality Print - Image 3

18th & Ocean – Museum Quality Print

$125.00 – $2,750.00

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18th & Ocean – Signed Museum Quality Print by Jay Alders

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Description

Limited Edition Print Release

Every print is hand-signed by Jay Alders.
Museum Quality Giclée print quality.
Acid-Free & UV Resistant Ink and Materials.
Details for each print option is listed above.
Vivid and Accurate Color Matched to Original.
Limited Edition and open edition variations available
This contemporary surf art ocean wave with its yellow earth tones will accent any rustic interior or beach decor.
Inspired by the surfing beach in Belmar, New Jersey where the artist spent many surf sessions with friends and used to live nearby.