Original artwork description:
From my Endangered collection, Last of the Herd, water colour on 300 gsm paper.
This animal is the brother of a poor rhinoceros who was sadly killed by poachers that cut off his horn, undoubtedly for sale in the asian market. The attackers tried to harm this beautiful animal as well but were deterred. I care a lot about animals and felt moved to paint him. To me his eyes portray saddness.
I donate £10, (12 euros, $15) from each wildlife painting sale to the WWF (World Wildlife Fund) , and I will send you a receipt of the donation.
I paint in a uncontrolled, deconstructed technique by which I allow the paint and water to create its own rhythms and imperfections to emphasise the raw and wild side of the animal, a side that we dont see just by looking, I like to play with the animals beauty by freeing up its lines and shapes.
Materials used:
watercolour on 300 gsm paper
Tags:
#animal in watercolour #affordable animal painting #abstract animal paitning #rhino watercolour #endanger animal #abstract rhino #trophy animal #loose animal painting #wildlife #animal painting #wild #wildlife art #animal face #wild animal #rhino #endangered species #rhinoceros #brown paintings #urban painting #african animals #wild animal art #natural tones #wild animals painting #wildlife artist #rhino face #gestural animal painting #copper tones #rhinocerous #rhinoceros painting #endangered animals #rhino headRhinoceros painting “Last of the Herd” (2017)
Watercolour
by Aimee Del Valle
81 Artist Reviews
£301.18 Sold
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 33.02 x 44.45cm (unframed)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
From my Endangered collection, Last of the Herd, water colour on 300 gsm paper.
This animal is the brother of a poor rhinoceros who was sadly killed by poachers that cut off his horn, undoubtedly for sale in the asian market. The attackers tried to harm this beautiful animal as well but were deterred. I care a lot about animals and felt moved to paint him. To me his eyes portray saddness.
I donate £10, (12 euros, $15) from each wildlife painting sale to the WWF (World Wildlife Fund) , and I will send you a receipt of the donation.
I paint in a uncontrolled, deconstructed technique by which I allow the paint and water to create its own rhythms and imperfections to emphasise the raw and wild side of the animal, a side that we dont see just by looking, I like to play with the animals beauty by freeing up its lines and shapes.
Materials used:
watercolour on 300 gsm paper
Tags:
#animal in watercolour #affordable animal painting #abstract animal paitning #rhino watercolour #endanger animal #abstract rhino #trophy animal #loose animal painting #wildlife #animal painting #wild #wildlife art #animal face #wild animal #rhino #endangered species #rhinoceros #brown paintings #urban painting #african animals #wild animal art #natural tones #wild animals painting #wildlife artist #rhino face #gestural animal painting #copper tones #rhinocerous #rhinoceros painting #endangered animals #rhino headReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (81)
This artwork is sold by Aimee Del Valle from France
Aimee Del Valle
France
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Before studying art I spent my life heavily involved in dance and theatre, a passion which is reflected strongly in my art work. Most of my watercolour paintings are figurative,... Read more
