Sofi Taylor "Evening Sonnet" & "Soiree" Framed Canvas Prints

Sofi Taylor "Evening Sonnet" & "Soiree" Framed Canvas Prints – Matching Pair (14" x 26") Enhance your home decor with this beautiful, vintage-style decorative diptych by commercial artist Sofi Taylor. This coordinated pair of vertical canvas prints features an elegant, stylized composition of long-tailed crested birds perched on twisting metallic-gold branches. Borrowing elements from traditional East Asian "flowers and birds" (Huaniao) artwork, the panels feature a highly textured, neutral-toned background that effortlessly blends classic Chinoiserie elegance with modern transitional style. The branches are designed to visually connect when hung side-by-side, creating a seamless, panoramic display. Both pieces feature the artist’s printed signature ("Sofi") in the bottom right corner and come beautifully housed in matching, slender gold-gilded composite frames. Artist Information Sofi Taylor (often credited as Sophie Taylor) is a highly regarded commercial home decor designer and artist. Her signature style is celebrated for blending organic, botanical subjects with rich, muted metallics and contemporary textures. Her licensed work has been widely distributed through premium home staging, interior design, and decor retailers. Item Specifications Artist: Sofi Taylor Piece Titles: "Evening Sonnet" (Orange/Warm-Toned Birds) & "Soiree" (Blue/Cool-Toned Birds) Medium: Textured canvas lithograph prints Format: 2-Piece Matching Panel Set (Diptych) Individual Panel Dimensions: 14" W x 26" H (each framed unit) Total Combined Width: Approx. 30" – 32" W (depending on wall spacing) Hardware Included: Integrated sawtooth hangers on the top rear of both frames Backing: Fully sealed dust covers Condition Report Excellent pre-owned vintage condition. The printed canvas fronts retain vivid color definition with no warping or staining. Frames are structurally sound and intact, showing only light, negligible wear from standard handling. The back of the dust covers feature sequential estate/auction lot markings (5275 and 5276), confirming they have been preserved together as a matched set Nearest intersection Yonge Street and Steeles Avenue