Solitaire Near Enterprise. Original Watercolour Painting Watercolor is a painting by Lynn ACourt which was uploaded on February 8th, 2009.
Solitaire Near Enterprise. Original Watercolour Painting Watercolor
Original watercolour painting 5 3/4 by 9 1/4 (14.5 by 23.5 cm) signed at lower right by artist Lynn. Painting is in a 9 by 12(23 by 30.5 cm.)neutral... more
by Lynn ACourt
Original - Sold
Price
$58
Dimensions
9.250 x 5.750 inches
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Title
Solitaire Near Enterprise. Original Watercolour Painting Watercolor
Artist
Lynn ACourt
Medium
Painting - Watercolor (watercolour) On Archival Paper
Description
Original watercolour painting 5 3/4" by 9 1/4" (14.5 by 23.5 cm) signed at lower right by artist Lynn. Painting is in a 9" by 12"(23 by 30.5 cm.)neutral (taupe) mat that echoes the colour of the barnboards. This is a standard frame size, though the painting is being sold unframed.
The barn is still there though the horse has been gone for many years except in my memory and in my husband's photo from which this image was painted.
Please note: The artist will retain all reproduction rights for this image after the original painting has been sold.
Please note, that all sales are final, so we hope you will contact us with any questions before purchasing. Paintings are shipped unframed in a resealable protective Crystal Clear bag, with 5 mm thick foam core used for stiffening and support. Larger paintings will also be sandwiched between clean, recycled cardboard for extra rigidity.
My artistic goal is to offer peaceful, restful images that honour Nature and that might be enjoyed within the context of a person's everyday life.
Most of these original paintings for sale online are from our own personal collection, and the mats, when included, are offered at no extra charge.
Some people refuse to consider using anything other than a pure white mat surround. I'm no purist in that regard, and unless I'm preparing a painting for an exhibition where white mat is required, I prefer to select neutral surrounds that complement the painting
I always use a good quality, acid-free watercolour paper such as Arches or Saunders for my watercolours and acrylics, usually in the 200 to 300 lb. range. I prefer a smoother finish (i.e. hot-press), because I like the washes to flow on smoothly for water and sky (my usual subjects).
I prefer painting in my studio using my own or John's photos for inspiration--rather than braving the outdoors--especially since many of our most spectacular skies are at dawn or sunset in mid-winter!
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February 8th, 2009
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