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garden watercolor painting with silver gray stones, a yellow green background, a dark gray crow, and green, blue and white vines and leafs

close up of the garden watercolor painting with a yellow green background, and green, blue and white vines and leafs

garden watercolor painting with a yellow green background, a dark gray crow, and green, blue and white vines and leafs

close up of the garden watercolor painting with silver gray stones, a yellow green background, and green, blue and white vines and leafs

extreme close up of the garden watercolor painting with a yellow green background, and green, blue and white vines and leafs

Collaboration

$850.00

When I work in the garden, I have company. Always a dog or two, mice, voles and always birds, usually quarrelsome wrens. One summer it was a crow who would peer at me from his aspen tree perch, head tilted with what I assumed was great curiosity, or maybe it was amusement, as I worked. I decided he needed to be a part of the story. 2016

garden watercolor painting with silver gray stones, a yellow green background, a dark gray crow, and green, blue and white vines and leafs

close up of the garden watercolor painting with a yellow green background, and green, blue and white vines and leafs

garden watercolor painting with a yellow green background, a dark gray crow, and green, blue and white vines and leafs

close up of the garden watercolor painting with silver gray stones, a yellow green background, and green, blue and white vines and leafs

extreme close up of the garden watercolor painting with a yellow green background, and green, blue and white vines and leafs

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SKU: 7103 Category: Watercolor Tag: original watercolor

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Collaboration: original framed garden-inspired watercolor painting.

Material

Original watercolor on watercolor paper, framed

Product Dimensions

The piece: 8 x 9.75 inches
The painted area: 4.25 x 5.75 inches

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