Original artwork description:
Blue Tits are regular visitors to my garden in Lincolnshire. I'm sure they are more common than sparrows now, which I rarely see. I put up a bird feeder which encourages various different bird species and I really enjoy watching them.
'Blue Tits at the Feeder' is a small oil on board painting. It measures17cms x 12cms. It comes in a white mount which I cut myself which measures 29.5cms x 21cms. It fits nicely into a ready made off the shelf frame.
The painting is signed on the front.
I post using Royal Mail signed for service.
Materials used:
Oil paint
Tags:
#birds ##small painting ##trees ##garden ##wildlife ##church ##native birds ##blue tits ##feeding birdsBlue Tits at the Feeder (2023)
Oil painting
by Ann Kilroy
6 Artist Reviews
£95
- Oil painting on Panel / Board / MDF
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 17 x 12 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 17 x 12cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Animals and birds
Original artwork description
Blue Tits are regular visitors to my garden in Lincolnshire. I'm sure they are more common than sparrows now, which I rarely see. I put up a bird feeder which encourages various different bird species and I really enjoy watching them.
'Blue Tits at the Feeder' is a small oil on board painting. It measures17cms x 12cms. It comes in a white mount which I cut myself which measures 29.5cms x 21cms. It fits nicely into a ready made off the shelf frame.
The painting is signed on the front.
I post using Royal Mail signed for service.
Materials used:
Oil paint
Tags:
#birds ##small painting ##trees ##garden ##wildlife ##church ##native birds ##blue tits ##feeding birdsReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (6)
This artwork is sold by Ann Kilroy from United Kingdom
Ann Kilroy
United Kingdom
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My studio looks out over the houses opposite. They are terraced, made of red brick with slate roofs and beyond them are the tops of trees and the sky. Before... Read more
