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Crossing boundaries to stray upon the moors.
This painting is part of a series of small works of Dartmoor in the spring. The contrasting textures and aspects of the landscape were reflected in m handling of the paint; with the hard stone wall thickly applied with hard edges, the brush marks of the rising conifers and the simplicity of the open blue sky.
Although the lone daffodil amongst the fresh grass may seem like it has strayed beyond its boundaries, it is perhaps the trees of the plantation behind, or us - the rambler.
This item will be posted to you by Helen Elizabeth Art within 5 days of receiving payment.
| Shipping destination | Cost | Additional items |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | £10.00 |
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Original artwork, acrylic on canvas. A Dartmoor landscape depicting Burrator plantation on the west of Dartmoor, in a dark charcoal frame. Artwork size: 46x23 cm.
The rolling hills recede into the blue haze as the open landscape is punctuated by the marching conifers of Burrator plantation and crossed by the rambling stone wall. In the short-grazed grass stands a lone daffodil. A clean a simple colour palette give the freshness of spring.
The painting comes framed and ready to hang, in a wooden, charcoal coloured 'floater' frame. Please note that this item has been out to exhibition and therefore there are some minor aesthetic marks to the frame and the price has been dropped to reflect this.
Designed by Helen Kuumbi in cornwall
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