Original artwork description:
An acequia is an irrigation ditch from the Spanish Colonial period in northern New Mexico carrying scarce water from the rivers to the fields.
Another series of watercolors working to achieve a minimalist feel. In this case watercolor using quick strokes with a Japanese writing brush on rough watercolor paper. 16" x 12" image size with 16" x 20" mat, ready to frame.
Perfect for home or office.
Image was photographed to represent original colors, but your monitor colors may vary the colors slightly.
Materials used:
watercolor and arches paper
Tags:
#contemporary #trees #rural #new mexico #southwest landscape #cottonwoodsCottonwoods Along The Acequia - Original Watercolor Painting (2020)
Watercolour
by CHARLES ASH
7 Artist Reviews
£257.97
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 40.64 x 30.48 x 0.25cm (unframed) / 40.64 x 30.48cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Original artwork description
An acequia is an irrigation ditch from the Spanish Colonial period in northern New Mexico carrying scarce water from the rivers to the fields.
Another series of watercolors working to achieve a minimalist feel. In this case watercolor using quick strokes with a Japanese writing brush on rough watercolor paper. 16" x 12" image size with 16" x 20" mat, ready to frame.
Perfect for home or office.
Image was photographed to represent original colors, but your monitor colors may vary the colors slightly.
Materials used:
watercolor and arches paper
Tags:
#contemporary #trees #rural #new mexico #southwest landscape #cottonwoodsReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (7)
This artwork is sold by CHARLES ASH from United States
CHARLES ASH
United States
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“I am in heaven living and working in New Mexico and especially Santa Fe” Ash goes on, “The massing, colors and textures of the pueblos are reminiscent of modern architecture... Read more
