Original artwork description:

Portrait of a white rabbit in a golden oval antique carved frame. The head of the fluffy animal is decorated with blooming pink cabbage with dewdrops on the leaves. The rabbit's feet are folded at the front and protrude beyond the frame. The front leg is tied with a black ribbon bow, which symbolizes “black” affection for the object of one's love.
I remember the time when I was 15 and fell in love for the first time. So, I stand in front of the mirror and look at myself and, although I see my own reflection, a part of me is immersed in inner sensations so new, unusual and sweet that time turns off. Thoughts disappear, and you become soft fluffy and not at all smart. These minutes of loving admiration for oneself stretch into infinity.
The painting is from the series of works "What’s up, Bunny?" created between 2021 and 2022. This collection reveals the author's desire to tell common human stories, to convey different psychological states and moods through recognizable images, and to look at one's life problems and experiences with a smile.
• Personally, I prefer to send oil paintings stretched on a frame in a wooden box, but over a long distance this can significantly increase the cost of shipping. Therefore, I suggest, at the request of the client, if the work allows (not all works can be removed from the stretcher and twisted), remove the canvas from the stretcher and send it rolled in a tube. This will save you a considerable amount of money. I can put parts of the stretcher in the same tube so that you can use them by giving them to the nearest salon for framing pictures.
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Materials used:

oil

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