Daily Painters International Art Gallery: Queen of the Pond by Christiane Kingsley

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

Queen of the Pond by Christiane Kingsley

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This painting of a single waterlily flower has a delicate oriental look. It is painted in watercolors on a 8" X 8' watercolor paper adhered to a 1" thick cradled wood panel; it is varnished in order to be displayed like an acrylic or oil painting. No glass! It could even be left unframed and displayed on a small easel or on the wall.

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2 comments:

Marina PetroSeptember 28, 2011 3:11 AM
Beautiful!
What a great idea to varnish your watercolors, eliminating the need for glass.
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Christiane KingsleySeptember 28, 2011 5:54 AM
Marina,
I find that it gives me the option of two very different looks and display options for my watercolors.
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COPYING OTHER ARTISTS

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