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Apple – FRAMED

By Margaux Carpentier

This evocative original painting captures the quiet elegance of a single apple, subtly intertwined with a figurative presence that hints at human connection and shared experience. The composition invites contemplation, blending the simplicity of fruit with the suggestion of story and emotion. Painted with rich acrylics on a wooden surface, the piece offers a tactile sense of depth and texture. Each brushstroke reflects the artist’s sensitivity to mood and detail, transforming an ordinary subject into a timeless exploration of nourishment, intimacy, and atmosphere. Signed by the artist and ready to hang, this artwork is a striking addition to any kitchen, dining area, or gallery wall—perfect for food enthusiasts and admirers of expressive, symbolic still life.

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Frame Size: 260 x 320mm |
Edition of 1 of 1 |
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Returns for items in perfect condition can be made within 30 days of your initial order. If you wish to make a return you must inform us in writing within 30 days of making your order. When making a return you must send the item using a fully tracked delivery service and appropriate insurance as we will not be held responsible for items missing or damaged on their return journey. Please note, we cannot accept returns unless you have kept the original packaging and are able to repackage the item securely using this.

You will be given the option of an exchange or we will refund your payment minus postage. We aim to reimburse you within 14 working days. Items made to order are not subject to returns. For example, any artwork printed to order will be non-returnable. Due to monitor settings colours may vary slightly from the colours you see on screen. However if large variations occur we will advise before shipment.

We advise not to buy any framing materials until you receive your order, due to some variations in print and paper size.

Damaged items must be notified with 72 hours of receiving the artwork. After this point we cannot offer a refund or replacement.

If artwork is returned to us damaged and deemed unsellable we are unable to offer a refund.

Please note framed items are non-refundable. We offer a discretionary 2 months on framed artwork warranty.

If you return a print you will be refunded the value of your order, minus the original shipping charge paid.

If you exchange a print you will be charged shipping for the second order.

If your print arrives damaged and you need to return it then please advise us first and then send it back via 2nd class signed for. The maximum we will cover for return shipment is £4.00 for 2nd class signed for UK and £20 for international.

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If you order a print for collection but fail to collect we can hold the print for 6 months after which time it will be returned to the artist and no refund will be given. Any artwork not collected within 30 days of the initial order is not eligible for a refund.

If you want to return a print after 30 days it is the galleries discretion to refund or offer a credit note. We do not offer refund on all extended returns.

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If you’re not happy with your artwork, simply return it to us within 30 days of delivery.

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Margaux Carpentier

Margaux Carpentier is a French-born artist currently based in London, whose work is deeply rooted in craftsmanship. Her artistic practice explores a diverse range of mediums, including spray paint, traditional painting and drawing techniques, printmaking, installations, and ceramics.

Margaux’s work is centered around storytelling through imagery, often bringing together bold, unapologetic human figures intertwined with symbols that draw from both the physical and metaphysical worlds. Her pieces are visceral, addressing the head, heart, gut, and flesh. Themes of desire, connection, and the vibrant oddity of existence come to life in her vivid, colorful depictions.