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Original artwork description:
Flowers and Tea
So homely and cosy feels my abode
As I proudly look at my pumpkin from my gardenload
Avos and kiwis with bananas
gallore
Makes me ready to roar
A feast for the eye
I cannot lie
Bring the tea and macaroons
and not to forget, the flowers in bloom.
Life is bliss
With a few hit and misses
I keep my mind in line
Then all will be just fine
Materials used:
Acrylic on canvas supporyed by wooden board
Tags:
#flowers #still life #acrylic #colourfull #framed #tea #macaroon #portrait orientationFlowers and Tea (2022)
Acrylic painting
by Suzette Datema
23 Artist Reviews
£185 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 47 x 56 x 2.5cm (framed) / 45 x 54cm (actual image size)
- This artwork is sold framed
- Signed on the front
- Style: Naive
- Subject: Still life
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Original artwork description
Flowers and Tea
So homely and cosy feels my abode
As I proudly look at my pumpkin from my gardenload
Avos and kiwis with bananas
gallore
Makes me ready to roar
A feast for the eye
I cannot lie
Bring the tea and macaroons
and not to forget, the flowers in bloom.
Life is bliss
With a few hit and misses
I keep my mind in line
Then all will be just fine
Materials used:
Acrylic on canvas supporyed by wooden board
Tags:
#flowers #still life #acrylic #colourfull #framed #tea #macaroon #portrait orientationReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (23)
This artwork is sold by Suzette Datema from United Kingdom
Suzette Datema
United Kingdom
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My paintings are usually bright and the mediums I like are Acrylic and Oil. Thanks for looking at my art. Blog by Maxine Harris: There is a kind of quintessential... Read more
