Daytona Beach

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2008 Acrylic on canvas 36 x 24 inches
"Daytona” is an original, signed acrylic painting on a gallery-wrapped canvas by Citrus County Florida artist Michael Arnold. "I took the reference photos for this abstraction of Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach while on vacation there in May 2008. Daytona is an interesting town. On the west side of Atlantic, the buildings are single story built in the art deco style of the time they were created before high-rise hotels blocked the view of the ocean. The two palm tree trunks in the center of the painting divide the two styles of the town in the painting "Daytona Beach" and provide mystery as the road disappears behind them." This original acrylic painting is on a quality gallery wrapped canvas. All sides are painted with no staples showing. The acrylic painting is ready to be hung and can be displayed with or without a frame. Each Michael Arnold acrylic painting is an original one of a kind signed piece of art and comes with a certificate of authenticity. The painting is delivered on a stretched canvas.

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