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Pink Roses - Gratitude and Aad...

Media:	Golden acrylics on canvas panel
Genre:	Floral
Size:	6x6 in

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Artist's Notes

Artist's Notes:

"Well, Hello There" no.1

She's not just sitting pretty--she's making an entrance. I had so much fun with the loose, expressive brushstrokes--like petals caught mid-laugh, full of energy and attitude. And that glass vase? Totally showing off, catching the light and throwing around streaks of color like it knows exactly what it's doing. Whether you see bold beauty or a cheeky little flirtation, one thing's clear--she came to impress.It's part of my Forever Flowers collection--a little love letter to those vibrant, joy-filled moments that deserve to last.Other Information:

Frame not included.
Signed in front.
The buyer will receive this painting safely packaged and ready to frame. Please allow 5-7 business days to ship.

Looking for a set of paintings for your space? Then you'll want to check out 'Well, Hello There No. 2'.

Auction Notes

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The Story Behind the Forever Flowers Collection

Forever Flowers is a joyful celebration of blooms that never fade. Each piece in this collection captures the fleeting beauty of fresh-cut flowers with expressive brushwork and vibrant color, transforming temporary arrangements into lasting moments of joy. Vibrant and expressive, these florals are full of personality--inviting you to pause, smile, and savor the charm of a bouquet that stays in bloom forever.

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