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Original artwork description:
Octobers forest, 2016.
Some of the most memorable scenes I cherish are connected to walking through the woods with tall straight trunks and leaves gently rustling in the breeze. This watercolour represents Autumn in the forest, with Sun reflections on the golden leaves.
Watercolour is on a 300gsm, hot pressed, grain satin, 100% cotton Arches watercolour paper.
Certificate of authenticity by the author included.
The painting is sold unframed.
Materials used:
300gsm, hot pressed, grain satin, 100% cotton Arches watercolour paper, Winsor&Newton professional watercolours
Tags:
#landscape #nature #painting #trees #forest #art #watercolor #autumnalOctobers forest (2016) Watercolour
by Maja Grecic
115 Artist Reviews
£70 Sold
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 31 x 23 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 31 x 23cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Original artwork description
Octobers forest, 2016.
Some of the most memorable scenes I cherish are connected to walking through the woods with tall straight trunks and leaves gently rustling in the breeze. This watercolour represents Autumn in the forest, with Sun reflections on the golden leaves.
Watercolour is on a 300gsm, hot pressed, grain satin, 100% cotton Arches watercolour paper.
Certificate of authenticity by the author included.
The painting is sold unframed.
Materials used:
300gsm, hot pressed, grain satin, 100% cotton Arches watercolour paper, Winsor&Newton professional watercolours
Tags:
#landscape #nature #painting #trees #forest #art #watercolor #autumnal
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Artist Reviews (115)
Maja Grecic
United Kingdom
About
To Maja the meaning of painting considers, above all, an empty surface,
that then becomes a space in which one seeks and reaches the formula of
some kind of enlightenment... Read more