Original artwork description:

original watercolour painting on canvas inspired by colours of butterflies.

100% Original, one of a kind artwork, no copies of this painting has been made

Myth, symbolism and meaning:
Butterflies are one of Mother Nature’s amazing creatures. They are like angels on Earth and constantly remind us it is a gift to be alive. As Hans Christian Andersen said so many moons ago in his popular poem, The Butterfly, “just living is not enough, said the butterfly, one must have sunshine, freedom, and a little flower.”
Many cultures throughout the world consider these amazing creatures as a symbol of communication, personal growth, and even personal transformation.
All butterflies including blue butterflies symbolize deep feelings of freedom, beauty, joy, love, transformation and fortune
Blue butterflies have many positive associations. They can be a reminder to be at peace with your life, and to feel calm and joy in your situation. As a precious colour, a blue butterfly could be a sign to look for the value in your life

Medium: high quality watercolour painting on stretched canvas, the surface of the canvas has been prepared using professional absorbent Watercolour Primer and then painted using watercolours. The Painting has been varnished with water resistant, permanent, glossy and non yellowing varnish.

title: "Peacock Butterfly"
size: 20cm x 20cm x 1.5cm
sides of the canvas are also painted as per pictures
signed on the front
style: impressionistic
subject: Butterfly
year: September 2022
certificate of Authenticity is included
back of the canvas has been wired and ready to hang unframed


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Monika Jones

Materials used:

watercolours, gloss varnish, canvas, watercolour ground primer

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