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Seeing the Unseen (2025) Original Watercolour by Olga Tchefranov watercolor
27.94 x 38.1cm (unframed) / 27.94 x 38.1cm (actual image size)
£203.21
Original artwork description
Seeing the Unseen - Original impressionistic watercolor with abstract and figurative elements.
Seeing the Unseen invites the viewer to slow down and look beyond the obvious. At first glance, the painting appears to be a study of sunlit leaves moving gently against a luminous sky. As the eye lingers, subtle shapes begin to emerge, suggesting that nature may be holding something more than it first reveals.
Transparent watercolor washes allow light to become the true subject of the painting. Fresh greens, soft blues, and delicate transitions create an atmosphere where perception shifts between abstraction and recognition. Rather than presenting a single narrative, the work encourages quiet observation and personal discovery.
Painted on professional 100% cotton watercolor paper, this original artwork explores the idea that beauty often reveals itself only to those willing to look a little longer.
Unframed.
Certificate of Authenticity included
Signed front and back
Size: 11 x 15 inches (28 x 38 cm).
Unframed. Signed on the front and back.
Ships carefully packaged with tracking.
PACKAGING / SHIPPING
I take great care in packaging all paintings. They are either inserted into cellophane and cardboard for extra support or rolled and placed into a tube for optimal protection during shipping.
Kindly take note that the customer is accountable for any customs duties or import VAT charges. The charges may vary depending on the local rules of your country.
Materials used:
Daniel Smith watercolor paints and Top branded archive watercolor paper 300gsm, 100% cotton
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Materials used:
watercolor paints and Top branded archive watercolor paper 300gsm , 100% cotton
Details:
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 27.94 x 38.1cm (unframed) / 27.94 x 38.1cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Flowers and plants
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Original artwork description
Seeing the Unseen - Original impressionistic watercolor with abstract and figurative elements.
Seeing the Unseen invites the viewer to slow down and look beyond the obvious. At first glance, the painting appears to be a study of sunlit leaves moving gently against a luminous sky. As the eye lingers, subtle shapes begin to emerge, suggesting that nature may be holding something more than it first reveals.
Transparent watercolor washes allow light to become the true subject of the painting. Fresh greens, soft blues, and delicate transitions create an atmosphere where perception shifts between abstraction and recognition. Rather than presenting a single narrative, the work encourages quiet observation and personal discovery.
Painted on professional 100% cotton watercolor paper, this original artwork explores the idea that beauty often reveals itself only to those willing to look a little longer.
Unframed.
Certificate of Authenticity included
Signed front and back
Size: 11 x 15 inches (28 x 38 cm).
Unframed. Signed on the front and back.
Ships carefully packaged with tracking.
PACKAGING / SHIPPING
I take great care in packaging all paintings. They are either inserted into cellophane and cardboard for extra support or rolled and placed into a tube for optimal protection during shipping.
Kindly take note that the customer is accountable for any customs duties or import VAT charges. The charges may vary depending on the local rules of your country.
Materials used:
Daniel Smith watercolor paints and Top branded archive watercolor paper 300gsm, 100% cotton
1501
Materials used:
watercolor paints and Top branded archive watercolor paper 300gsm , 100% cotton
Details:
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 27.94 x 38.1cm (unframed) / 27.94 x 38.1cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Flowers and plants
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