Gift-Wall Art-Made To Order-Paper cut, Watercolour "Prancing Hare" Artwork
£85.00
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By Louise Jenkins
£85.00
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Loved by 19 people
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About this item
Beautiful depiction of a Hare, prancing in the winter moonlight. The image is made up from six separate layers of watercolour paper which are worked onto with watercolour and gouache, then each cut into to reveal the layer underneath. Made with beautiful British, St.Cuthberts Mill, Somerset Printing paper The piece measures 30x42cm and is offered for sale unframed. It will be sent out in a cellophane sleeve and in a hard backed envelope. Price includes postage within the UK and will be sent Royal Mail next day signed for. Please enquire for cost to include EU postage. Will not ship to United States,Canada or Rest of the World.
About this item
Beautiful depiction of a Hare, prancing in the winter moonlight.
The image is made up from six separate layers of watercolour paper which are worked onto with watercolour and gouache, then each cut into to reveal the layer underneath.
Made with beautiful British, St.Cuthberts Mill, Somerset Printing paper
The piece measures 30x42cm and is offered for sale unframed.
It will be sent out in a cellophane sleeve and in a hard backed envelope.
Price includes postage within the UK and will be sent Royal Mail next day signed for.
Please enquire for cost to include EU postage.
Will not ship to United States,Canada or Rest of the World.
Shipping & delivery
This item is made-to-order and will be posted to you by Louise Jenkins Illustration within 14 days of receiving payment.
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This is a custom-made item and cannot be returned unless faulty.
Please note that if your order is being posted outside mainland UK, you (or the recipient) may have to pay customs or VAT charges and a handling fee. The seller is not responsible for any charges or fees that may incur.
The piece was inspired by the frosty evenings in winter, when the flowers have turned to seed heads,becoming white and icy. A lone hare comes out for a bit of moon gazing.