Original artwork description:
The Crocus flower is a symbol of glee and happiness. This flower is a perfect gift for someone who needs a bit of energy and positive vibes in its life, no matter what this person represents for you and no matter what the nature of your relationship with this person is.
I'll send this painting in a reinforced envelope using the French Post with a tracking number
NOTE: The colours shown on your screen and/or web viewing devices may vary slightly from the actual painting or print colours.
Materials used:
artist watercolours on The Langton rough 300g paper
Tags:
#nature #spring flowers #garden flowers #impressionist flowers #purple and pink #crocus flowers #crocus; purple flower; spring flowers #spring is coming #bulb flowers #first bloomersCrocus (2020)
Watercolour
by Krystyna Szczepanowski
26 Artist Reviews
£129.08
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 30.5 x 22.9 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 30.5 x 22.9cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Flowers and plants
Original artwork description
The Crocus flower is a symbol of glee and happiness. This flower is a perfect gift for someone who needs a bit of energy and positive vibes in its life, no matter what this person represents for you and no matter what the nature of your relationship with this person is.
I'll send this painting in a reinforced envelope using the French Post with a tracking number
NOTE: The colours shown on your screen and/or web viewing devices may vary slightly from the actual painting or print colours.
Materials used:
artist watercolours on The Langton rough 300g paper
Tags:
#nature #spring flowers #garden flowers #impressionist flowers #purple and pink #crocus flowers #crocus; purple flower; spring flowers #spring is coming #bulb flowers #first bloomersReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (26)
This artwork is sold by Krystyna Szczepanowski from Switzerland
