ICE CREAM - DENISE FIEDLER
$125.00

We All Scream For...

From designing rooms to dressing them, interior designer Denise Fiedler's attraction to the art of collage began when she stumbled upon a box of vintage books and newsprint in her attic. These ephemeral fragments of literature proved inspirational for Denise, who decided to transform her attic's forgotten library into art.

To construct this charming outline of the iconic ice cream cone, she carefully carves shapely silhouettes from the yellowing pages and she then assembles the cutouts into endearing pastiches that adeptly capture the shape of this summertime favorite. Evocative of beaches, vacations and wistful, sprawling days spent in the sun, this delightful depiction of everyone's top frozen desert brings a bit of this laidback season to your home year-round. Handmade in San Francisco, California.

• Item ID: 21657
• Materials: glass, pine wood, archival paste, vintage and antique papers, 100% archival cotton board
• Print size: 8.75” L x 10.75" W” x .63" D.; Framed: 9.25 ” L x 11.125” W x 1” D
• Papers used are vintage, and while the artist makes efforts to use archival quality glues and grounds, keeping these works out of direct sunlight will enhance the longevity of the color and quality of the paper.
  Each piece celebrates that which delights and is hand made and one of a kind, so each will differ slightly, having been assembled from different found antique and vintage papers, yielding unique surprises.
  Arrives framed in a poplar wood frame and ready to hang.
• Please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery. Please select standard shipping when ordering. At this time, this item cannot be shipped to PO Boxes or to APO/FPO, or US Territories.
  
  Because this item is made-to-order, all sales are final.

Denise Fiedler

A lover of books, Denise Fiedler takes vintage pages and papers and incorporates them into representational images, designing through that with which catches her eye and imagination.

Denise has worked in the visual arts in Chicago, Boston & San Francisco.

Her current venture is paste, a new and creative take on the art of collage. See all creations.