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Original artwork description:
This image has a Macintosh feel to it. The little hare is hopping through the fields, enjoying life as it passes between two large standing stones with ancient carvings. This piece is representative of the cycle of life, our ancestry and a celebration of earth’s gifts.
This image was created by using Acrylic paint and a method called Frottage, which was developed by Max Ernst. It involves taking rubbings from items using pencil or graphite.
The artwork measures approx. 11.75"x8.25", the mount is 15.75"x11.75" with an aperture of 11.25"x8".
Materials used:
Acrylic/Frottage
Tags:
#landscape painting #wildlife #animals #fantasy #hills #hare #confidence #pagan art #swirls #frottageHare with Standing Stones (2014) Acrylic painting
by Maria Forrester
16 Artist Reviews
£65 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 20.96 x 29.84 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 20.96 x 29.84cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Illustrative
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
This image has a Macintosh feel to it. The little hare is hopping through the fields, enjoying life as it passes between two large standing stones with ancient carvings. This piece is representative of the cycle of life, our ancestry and a celebration of earth’s gifts.
This image was created by using Acrylic paint and a method called Frottage, which was developed by Max Ernst. It involves taking rubbings from items using pencil or graphite.
The artwork measures approx. 11.75"x8.25", the mount is 15.75"x11.75" with an aperture of 11.25"x8".
Materials used:
Acrylic/Frottage
Tags:
#landscape painting #wildlife #animals #fantasy #hills #hare #confidence #pagan art #swirls #frottage
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Artist Reviews (16)
Maria Forrester
United Kingdom
About
My work is inspired by nature, surrealism and fantasy. I like to include texture and pattern in my work whenever possible. My main form of media is acrylic paint, but... Read more