Original artwork description:

Introducing "White Sheep" by VICTO - a captivating 70x40 inch oil on canvas artwork that blends realism with minimalism. This piece features a tranquil scene of sheep moving gracefully in your direction against a soft minty backdrop, making it an ideal addition to your bedroom or living room. The imagery of sheep has been a timeless symbol, known to induce peacefulness and rest. Counting sheep to fall asleep is a well-known concept, and this painting captures that essence.

A sheep or a ram is one of the oldest symbolic images, but, due to historical reasons, it differs significantly from country to country.
Many people know one way to fall asleep - count imaginary sheep.
There is a legend about Australian farmers who once counted their flocks for the night and, making sure that all the sheep were safe, calmly fell asleep.
Such a picture in soothing colors and with mysterious sheep is perfect for a bedroom or living room.

The blend of white, black, gray, and light green tones creates a soothing ambiance. Embrace the historic symbolism of sheep with a modern twist in this remarkable piece.


Size: 70*40 in
Materials: oil, canvas

* The painting is done on stretched canvas using top quality acrylic paints and materials.
* It is ready to hang on the wall. The edges have also been painted, so it is not necessary to frame it.
* Carefully packed: The painting is sent in cardboard boxes wrapped with great care in bubble paper.

70x40 inch Oil on Canvas Art - Realistic and Minimalistic Farm Animal Painting

White sheep artwork
Farm animal painting
Realistic sheep art
Minimalistic animal painting
Large canvas art
Oil on canvas by VICTO
Bedroom decor inspiration
Soothing color palette
Mysterious sheep symbolism
Counting sheep in art
Farm animal symbolism
Sleep-inducing artwork
Tranquil living room decor
Artistic portrayal of sheep
Sheep in art history
Relaxing home decor
Contemporary sheep painting
Subtle color tones
Serene and calming art
Nature-inspired canvas art

Materials used:

oil, canvas

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