Two Trees (A2) Ed. 1 of 30 by Victoria Sozzi

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Victoria Sozzi
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Giclée on paper

Signed and numbered on the back.

'Two Trees' is a fine art giclée print of an original oil pastel painting. It is printed on Hahnemühle German Etching Rag (310 gsm) and includes a small white border.

Inspired by two windblown trees on a stretch of dry rocky coast in Eagle Bay, Western Australia.

Printed on demand so please allow up to 2 weeks for delivery.

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Giclée on paper

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Nature Art, Beach & Seascape Art, Tree Art

#trees, #seascape, #beach, #ocean, #coastal, #light blue, #light green

Victoria Sozzi
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