Original artwork description:

This is the view of the pasture and grazing sheep at the historic Mission Ranch in Carmel-by-the-Sea. It sits on 22 acres with spectacular views of Point Lobos, Carmel River Beach and the Pacific Ocean. Once one of the first dairies in California, the rich history of this 1800's ranch was preserved and restored by former Carmel Mayor, Clint Eastwood.
Sitting on an outside deck of the Mission Ranch restaurant, you can watch the sheep graze in the meadow.

This painting is listed and sold unframed, wired in the back on stretcher-bars, and is ready to hang without a frame. It will fit into a standard (US) 16"x20" frame, if preferred to display framed.

Materials:
Oil paint on stretched Old Holland Claessens linen. Old Holland canvases are made exclusively from Claessens Linen, crafted from woven natural flax from Belgium. These canvases feature Claessens revered traditional oil priming, hand-stretched on professional quality European stretchers. They are back stapled to maintain clean edges for frameless gallery presentation.

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Materials used:

oil, stretched linen, bristle brushes, varnish

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