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Orange Cut (2025) Original Drawing by Yuliia Moiseieva

28 x 19 x 0.1cm (unframed)

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£308.57

Botanical art in silverpoint on paper with acrylic ground.
A cross-section of an orange — the dense texture of the segments, thin membranes, the core. Silverpoint gives a soft, silvery tone and leaves no room for correction; every line is final.

Technical Details:
Medium: Silverpoint on Saunders Waterford (HP) 100% cotton paper, 300 g/m2 coated acrylic ground.
Dimensions: 19 × 28 cm (7.5 × 11 in) (unframed).
Style: Realistic botanical art / Contemporary realism.
Year: 2025.

IMPORTANT! Silver naturally oxidizes in the presence of heat and humidity. At first, the color may fade, then it will take on a brown hue, and ultimately, it will darken. This unique property of silver adds a distinctive charm to the artwork, making it even more captivating. The transformation is part of the allure—no one can predict exactly how the work will evolve over the years, and that mystery is what makes it truly special.

Materials used:

100% cotton archival paper, 300 gsm; silver stylus; acrylic ground

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Botanical art in silverpoint on paper with acrylic ground.
A cross-section of an orange — the dense texture of the segments, thin membranes, the core. Silverpoint gives a soft, silvery tone and leaves no room for correction; every line is final.

Technical Details:
Medium: Silverpoint on Saunders Waterford (HP) 100% cotton paper, 300 g/m2 coated acrylic ground.
Dimensions: 19 × 28 cm (7.5 × 11 in) (unframed).
Style: Realistic botanical art / Contemporary realism.
Year: 2025.

IMPORTANT! Silver naturally oxidizes in the presence of heat and humidity. At first, the color may fade, then it will take on a brown hue, and ultimately, it will darken. This unique property of silver adds a distinctive charm to the artwork, making it even more captivating. The transformation is part of the allure—no one can predict exactly how the work will evolve over the years, and that mystery is what makes it truly special.

Materials used:

100% cotton archival paper, 300 gsm; silver stylus; acrylic ground

Details:

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My name is Yuliia Moiseieva. I am a watercolor botanical artist based in Dnipro, Ukraine. I'm a member of the SUBA (Society of Ukrainian Botanical Artists). Through botanical painting, I... Read more

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