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Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Image 1 of 1
Edition: Original, 1 of 1
Background Colour: Off-White
Painting Size: 84x103cm Portrait
Supplied: Framed Face Mounted
Party is one of Clare’s big flamingo portraits. Party is a portrait of a flamingo head and slender neck.
One of Clare’s favourite things to paint is flamingos. Flamingos are such expressive birds, plus Clare gets to use lots of bright pinks, including neon pink in her painting.
The scale of this piece means it would look fantastic as a statement piece in any room – a dining room, drawing room – it just shouts fun. It would also look great paired with another flamingo friend like ‘Drinks’.
This original Party flamingo artwork is framed and mounted. Clare has selected a vibrant pink mount to emphasis the fun of this piece. This piece is also a little bit different in that it is face-mounted. By placing the piece on top of a mount it gives that extra detail of being able to see the edge of the paper. This is something very subtle but a bit different to Clare’s other paintings.
You can find this piece in the online exhibition – view the exhibition here.
Edition: Original, 1 of 1
Background Colour: Off-White
Painting Size: 84x103cm Portrait
Supplied: Framed Face Mounted
Party is one of Clare’s big flamingo portraits. Party is a portrait of a flamingo head and slender neck.
One of Clare’s favourite things to paint is flamingos. Flamingos are such expressive birds, plus Clare gets to use lots of bright pinks, including neon pink in her painting.
The scale of this piece means it would look fantastic as a statement piece in any room – a dining room, drawing room – it just shouts fun. It would also look great paired with another flamingo friend like ‘Drinks’.
This original Party flamingo artwork is framed and mounted. Clare has selected a vibrant pink mount to emphasis the fun of this piece. This piece is also a little bit different in that it is face-mounted. By placing the piece on top of a mount it gives that extra detail of being able to see the edge of the paper. This is something very subtle but a bit different to Clare’s other paintings.
You can find this piece in the online exhibition – view the exhibition here.