152.4cm x 61cm
Acrylic on artist-grade canvas.
$1,800.00
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Flowing through the mountains is an abstract landscape inspired by a birds eye view of a valley. The aqua rivers flows through the landscape with steep mountains on either side, blended with patches of the skyline and tree foliage.
The river is a blend of several teals from deep turquoise through to a dusty green aqua. The sky is dark and light blue with highlights of a soft ash pink. The mountains contain a deep magenta, rich gold sienna, mauve, rose pink and a very light orange. These are just a handful of colours - you will need to look at all the detailed photos to see the full spectrum of colours I have used.
Gallery
• Acrylic on artist-grade canvas.
• Satin varnish.
• Ships ready to hang on your wall with painted sides and wired backing.
• No framing necessary.
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BTW: This artwork is a one-off original by me! It was created with love and lots of energy for the wonderful person who wants this vibrant artwork for a special room in their home or office.
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ABOUT THE PAINTINGS QUALITY:
The canvas is artist-grade gallery cotton with the following:
• Canvas Weight 380gsm - 100% Cotton Canvas
• 3 coats of Titanium White Acrylic Primed Gesso
• New Zealand Pine Kiln Dried Stretcher Bars 35mm deep
• Gallery stretched for painting on the canvas edge
• Double stapled on the back of the stretcher
The canvas is artist-grade gallery cotton with the following:
• Canvas Weight 380gsm - 100% Cotton Canvas
• 3 coats of Titanium White Acrylic Primed Gesso
• New Zealand Pine Kiln Dried Stretcher Bars 35mm deep
• Gallery stretched for painting on the canvas edge
• Double stapled on the back of the stretcher
The paint I use is also artist quality and the artwork is protected with Liquitex Satin Varnish.
ONE LAST THING:
The placement of the painting in the interior image may not be 100% to scale, but it does look amazing doesn’t it!
The placement of the painting in the interior image may not be 100% to scale, but it does look amazing doesn’t it!
