A Bright Day at the Farm, Contemporary Oil on canvas 32 x 44.1cm (12.6 x 17.4 in) – Sulis Fine art

Description

Contemporary Oil – A Bright Day at the Farm

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A vibrant oil painting with gouache, depicting a pleasant farm scene. Unsigned. On watercolour paper.

Condition

In fine condition overall, with very minor surface marks.

Details

1. Size: 32 x 44.1cm (12.6 x 17.4 )
2. Sheet: 35.9 x 47.8cm (14.1 x 18.8 )
3. Product Code: ql983
4. Includes a Certificate of Authenticity

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About Sulis Fine Art

Sulis Fine Art started as an art gallery in 2008. Bill, one of the directors was joined by his son, Dan, in 2012. Gradually, the business grew. Bill and Dan (now managing director) are joined by 6 art historians/gallery specialists, 2 stock controllers/dispatchers and an art conservation specialist. We operate from dedicated premises in Corsham, Wiltshire in the UK and utilise various humidity controlled storage facilities in the local area.

Sulis Fine Art has one of the largest selections of original art for sale on the web and over 20,000 positive feedback. The art in our online gallery has been handpicked by our team of highly qualified art historians. We try our hardest to ensure that artworks are described and photographed as accurately as possible. This includes using strobe lighting and colour calibrated screens to colour check our images.