Title: Queen Fairy of the Waterlilies
Size: 16” x 20”
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas panel, framed (frame is included in price)
A luminous, dreamlike figure emerges from a veil of swirling color and textured atmosphere, her softly modeled face framed by dusky florals and a halo of shifting blues, greens, and warm golds. The composition feels suspended between landscape and memory, with broad, painterly strokes. Subtle reds punctuate the surface like petals caught in motion, while translucent layers of paint allow the canvas weave to glow beneath, lending the work a quiet, tactile depth. The fairy’s downward gaze and gentle posture evoke introspection and serenity, as if she is listening to the lilies breathe around her. Overall, the painting carries a poetic, almost antique softness—an intimate moment rendered in color, texture, and atmosphere rather than strict form, inviting the viewer to linger in its hushed, romantic world.
Title: Queen Fairy of the Waterlilies
Size: 16” x 20”
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas panel, framed (frame is included in price)
A luminous, dreamlike figure emerges from a veil of swirling color and textured atmosphere, her softly modeled face framed by dusky florals and a halo of shifting blues, greens, and warm golds. The composition feels suspended between landscape and memory, with broad, painterly strokes. Subtle reds punctuate the surface like petals caught in motion, while translucent layers of paint allow the canvas weave to glow beneath, lending the work a quiet, tactile depth. The fairy’s downward gaze and gentle posture evoke introspection and serenity, as if she is listening to the lilies breathe around her. Overall, the painting carries a poetic, almost antique softness—an intimate moment rendered in color, texture, and atmosphere rather than strict form, inviting the viewer to linger in its hushed, romantic world.
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