Where The Streets Have No Name By Allison Rohland - 40"X40" - White Maple Bishop Collection The pitting and mottling of

The pitting and mottling of the natural stone make the tan sculpture feel like a fossilized artifact

There are several Maximus fixtures in a variety of finishes

Description: A breathtaking statement piece

Triple Wrap offers a slightly larger nightstand than Double Wrap

as are the reflected hues that glint through the circlets that make up the shade

Where The Streets Have No Name By Allison Rohland - 40"X40" - White Maple Bishop Collection The pitting and mottling ofDimensions: 40"W x 2. 5"D x 40"H Weight: 20 lbs Finish: White 2. 5 Maple, Vibrance Matte Paper, Clear Acrylic Glazing Material: American Maple, Matte Paper, Acrylic Glazing An instructor for artists with intellectual disabilities, Seattle painter Allison Rohland approaches her work intuitively, letting each piece naturally progress. She looks to the work of her hero, the late abstract expressionist artist Joan Mitchell, for inspiration. Printed on