Original artwork description:
Red Square was part of a series of miniature abstract watercolour paintings that I made in 2015 to explore the properties of watercolour. In this one I was playing with the strength and vibrancy of the colours when applied on wet paper with a palette knife. The red colour is gloriously rich and bright, and the simple design is harmonious and natural.
This artwork is mounted and framed in a square white frame behind glass. (I took the glass out of the frame whilst taking the photographs, so that there aren't any reflections).
Materials used:
Watercolour
Tags:
#abstract #watercolour #small #miniature #prettyMini Abstract - Red Square (2015)
Watercolour
by Rebecca Miller
2 Artist Reviews
£20 Sold
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 25.3 x 25.3 x 4.5cm (framed) / 12 x 12cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Geometric
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Original artwork description
Red Square was part of a series of miniature abstract watercolour paintings that I made in 2015 to explore the properties of watercolour. In this one I was playing with the strength and vibrancy of the colours when applied on wet paper with a palette knife. The red colour is gloriously rich and bright, and the simple design is harmonious and natural.
This artwork is mounted and framed in a square white frame behind glass. (I took the glass out of the frame whilst taking the photographs, so that there aren't any reflections).
Materials used:
Watercolour
Tags:
#abstract #watercolour #small #miniature #prettyReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (2)
This artwork is sold by Rebecca Miller from United Kingdom
Rebecca Miller
United Kingdom
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My aims when I’m making art are to create something beautiful, which creates an emotional response or mood; to make something unique, which explores a message or theme that matters... Read more
