Original artwork description:

Painted en plein air (in the open air, on location) in a quaint little town of Marshall on Tomales Bay, Northern California. A lot of texture, layers of oil paint accentuate the roughness of the old dilapidated building of the Seafood Company oyster shack.

Materials:
Oil on oil-primed Claessens Belgian linen, mounted on the archival museum quality Gatorfoam Art Panel 9"x12"x0.2". Painting surface is protected with a coat of Gamvar varnish. The painting is unframed, and will require a frame to hang on the wall. It will easily fit into any standard (US) 9"x12" frame.

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Materials used:

oil paint, linen canvas, archival Gatorfoam panel, Gamvar varnish

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