Original artwork description:
It is the first time to go into river in the nature for a little girl who swims in public pool usually. Her mother jumps into water with a little teasing to her daughter. The girl says, "Wait For Me".
This painting has award as the finalist ARC international Salon 2014/2015. Please see the link below.
?contest=2014-2015%20Salon&page=Figurative
It also showed at Oil Painters Of America /The National Juried Show 2015 at Cutter& Cutter Fine Art Gallery.
Materials used:
professional grade oil and brushes
Tags:
#nature #summer #water #girl #figurative #waves #swimming #mother and child #daughterWait For Me (2014)
Oil painting
by Takayuki Harada
5 Artist Reviews
£2,249.06 Sold
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 60.96 x 60.96 x 5.08cm (framed)
- This artwork is sold framed
- Signed on the front
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: People and portraits
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Original artwork description
It is the first time to go into river in the nature for a little girl who swims in public pool usually. Her mother jumps into water with a little teasing to her daughter. The girl says, "Wait For Me".
This painting has award as the finalist ARC international Salon 2014/2015. Please see the link below.
?contest=2014-2015%20Salon&page=Figurative
It also showed at Oil Painters Of America /The National Juried Show 2015 at Cutter& Cutter Fine Art Gallery.
Materials used:
professional grade oil and brushes
Tags:
#nature #summer #water #girl #figurative #waves #swimming #mother and child #daughterReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (5)
This artwork is sold by Takayuki Harada from United States
Takayuki Harada
United States
About
Takayuki Harada has been drawing for as long as he can remember. However, he did not
pursue his interest in oil painting with real seriousness until, when
in his... Read more
