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Mid-Century Beach Scene | David Wiggins

$ 2,000.00

With every whimsical object and shape David Wiggins creates, the iconic island artist beckons us to enter his abstract world. In this piece, he depicts the color and fluidity of a beach scene; blues and green accented with yellows and reds, like the setting sun cast across the ocean.

Dimensions:
16"W x 19"H

Mixed Media on Board

Ground Shipping:
Most purchases are shipped to arrive within 5 to 7 business days of receipt of the order.

Sorry, but we do not ship to P.O. or APO Boxes at this time.
All orders from our inventory are shipped via UPS Ground. Furniture & Area Rug orders will be drop-shipped by our partners.

Expedited Shipping:
All orders placed before 12pm Monday-Friday will be shipped out the same day. Orders placed after 12pm Monday-Friday will be shipped out the morning of the next business day. Orders placed on Saturday, Sunday or holidays will be shipped the next business day.

This item is available for free on-island delivery & curbside pickup. 

Returns & Exchanges: 
If you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, we will gladly offer you an exchange or refund of the merchandise price within 30 days of receipt of product. To begin a return, please email us at returns@nantucketlooms.com to request a return label and state your reason for returning. The cost of shipping will be deducted from the amount of your refund. Please note that original shipping charges are non-refundable, unless the item received is incorrect or damaged. 

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David Wiggins

Already an accomplished artist when he arrived on Nantucket in the early 1990's, David grew up surrounded by art and later studied in Florence and Greece. His expertise and knowledge is highly valued as a period decorator, having owned "Wiggins Brothers Antiques". Whatever style he works in, David's pieces are always original and individual. Davis works has been shown throughout New England, New York City and in Europe.