"The Blot" Original Matted Watercolor Painting (9x12 inches)

Marsoni

M251S

$120.00

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"The Blot" Original Matted Watercolor Painting (9x12 inches)About This Listing This listing is for an original watercolor illustration on cold pressed Arches watercolor paper paired with a matching violet mat (not shown). The illustration has been attached to the mat using archival methods (mulberry paper hinges affixed with wheat starch hinging paste) and the full piece (including the mat) measures approximately 9x12 inches. The portion of the painting shown in frame inside the mat is roughly 7x8. 7 inches.

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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024