Original artwork description:
A baby Capuchin monkey painted in expressive watercolor.A bit shaggy and primitive in nature, mimicking the wildness of its subject. It has been done on Arches watercolor paper, using high quality Daniel Smith paints.
The artwork will come unframed and flat packed in a sturdy postal box, along with a signed certificate of authenticity.
Materials used:
Artist watercolour on Arches CP paper 300 GSM
Tags:
#baby monkey painting #animal #impressionist art #wall art #watercolors #animal art #wildlife painting #monkey #nursery decor #baby animal #primate #capuchinTiny Timothy (2018)
Watercolour
by Arti Chauhan
156 Artist Reviews
£115 Sold
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 35.56 x 25.4 x 0.25cm (unframed) / 35.56 x 25.4cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Unspecified
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
A baby Capuchin monkey painted in expressive watercolor.A bit shaggy and primitive in nature, mimicking the wildness of its subject. It has been done on Arches watercolor paper, using high quality Daniel Smith paints.
The artwork will come unframed and flat packed in a sturdy postal box, along with a signed certificate of authenticity.
Materials used:
Artist watercolour on Arches CP paper 300 GSM
Tags:
#baby monkey painting #animal #impressionist art #wall art #watercolors #animal art #wildlife painting #monkey #nursery decor #baby animal #primate #capuchinReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (156)
This artwork is sold by Arti Chauhan from United Kingdom
Arti Chauhan
United Kingdom
About
Arti is a representational portrait and figurative artist
living and working in Hampshire.
She works in different mediums but likes the spontaneity and
transparency of watercolor the most. She uses it to... Read more
