Late Fall in Cowichan | 10" x 20"
About the Artwork
Late Fall in Cowichan is a 10" x 20" acrylic painting by Grant Leier created on canvas. The painting depicts a pair of birds in electric colours against a background that captures the essence of late fall. The meticulous technique is evident as every square millimetre of the canvas has been touched by a paintbrush. The feathers of the birds are rendered in shades of cadmium orange, sunset red, and olive greens. The background, creates a strong visual foundation that completes the birds and the flora. Flowers burst forth in shades of tangerine and saffron and highlights of robinsegg blue, adding to the natural beauty of the fall season. The backdrop is a deliberate choice that amplifies the colours of autumn and makes for a stunning visual display.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 10" x 20"
- Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
- Display: The framed dimensions are 12" x 22"
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