Sparkling Ocean - Mounted Original Watercolour Painting

Sparkling Ocean - Mounted Original Watercolour Painting

Marsoni

M251S

$80.00

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Sparkling Ocean - Mounted Original Watercolour PaintingThis artwork is painted using high quality watercolours onto heavy watercolour paper. It has been professionally mounted with an acid free mount and back and is wrapped in eco friendly compostable film. Medium: Professional quality high pigment watercolours. Paper: 100% cotton acid free and archival watercolour paper approved by the Royal Watercolour Society of Britain. Cut edge. Artwork Size: 255mm x 255mm Final Mount Size: 410mm x 410mm (16" x 16")

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012