Marble Goddess II
£100.00
"Marble Goddess II", graphite pencil drawing on sketchbook paper. Original. ©Irene Palmas 2022
Following a very inspiring visit to the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery in Bournemouth, UK, I felt the urge to sketch a few marbles from their exhibition. I was totally fascinated by their graceful and timeless beauty.
Original unframed painting carefully and lovingly shipped in a biodegradable, compostable, recyclable cello bag.
PLEASE NOTE: The drawing was treated with fixative to prevent the graphite from smudging. However, direct sunlight can still make the graphite fade. Please don't expose the piece to direct sunlight.
Info on packaging:
At BtrixArt we care about our impact on the environment, and we are taking more and more steps towards sustainability. This is why we chose to ship our original art in cello bags made from NATIVIA® - a new generation of bio-based biodegradable, compostable, recyclable film.
Info on the paper:
Acid-free sketchbook paper
60lbs
13.3x21cm
Please remember that due to the current worldwide situation, delays in deliveries may occur.
Following a very inspiring visit to the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery in Bournemouth, UK, I felt the urge to sketch a few marbles from their exhibition. I was totally fascinated by their graceful and timeless beauty.
Original unframed painting carefully and lovingly shipped in a biodegradable, compostable, recyclable cello bag.
PLEASE NOTE: The drawing was treated with fixative to prevent the graphite from smudging. However, direct sunlight can still make the graphite fade. Please don't expose the piece to direct sunlight.
Info on packaging:
At BtrixArt we care about our impact on the environment, and we are taking more and more steps towards sustainability. This is why we chose to ship our original art in cello bags made from NATIVIA® - a new generation of bio-based biodegradable, compostable, recyclable film.
Info on the paper:
Acid-free sketchbook paper
60lbs
13.3x21cm
Please remember that due to the current worldwide situation, delays in deliveries may occur.
"Marble Goddess II", graphite pencil drawing on sketchbook paper. Original. ©Irene Palmas 2022
Following a very inspiring visit to the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery in Bournemouth, UK, I felt the urge to sketch a few marbles from their exhibition. I was totally fascinated by their graceful and timeless beauty.
Original unframed painting carefully and lovingly shipped in a biodegradable, compostable, recyclable cello bag.
PLEASE NOTE: The drawing was treated with fixative to prevent the graphite from smudging. However, direct sunlight can still make the graphite fade. Please don't expose the piece to direct sunlight.
Info on packaging:
At BtrixArt we care about our impact on the environment, and we are taking more and more steps towards sustainability. This is why we chose to ship our original art in cello bags made from NATIVIA® - a new generation of bio-based biodegradable, compostable, recyclable film.
Info on the paper:
Acid-free sketchbook paper
60lbs
13.3x21cm
Please remember that due to the current worldwide situation, delays in deliveries may occur.
Following a very inspiring visit to the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery in Bournemouth, UK, I felt the urge to sketch a few marbles from their exhibition. I was totally fascinated by their graceful and timeless beauty.
Original unframed painting carefully and lovingly shipped in a biodegradable, compostable, recyclable cello bag.
PLEASE NOTE: The drawing was treated with fixative to prevent the graphite from smudging. However, direct sunlight can still make the graphite fade. Please don't expose the piece to direct sunlight.
Info on packaging:
At BtrixArt we care about our impact on the environment, and we are taking more and more steps towards sustainability. This is why we chose to ship our original art in cello bags made from NATIVIA® - a new generation of bio-based biodegradable, compostable, recyclable film.
Info on the paper:
Acid-free sketchbook paper
60lbs
13.3x21cm
Please remember that due to the current worldwide situation, delays in deliveries may occur.
"Marble Goddess II", graphite pencil drawing on sketchbook paper. Original. ©Irene Palmas 2022
Following a very inspiring visit to the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery in Bournemouth, UK, I felt the urge to sketch a few marbles from their exhibition. I was totally fascinated by their graceful and timeless beauty.
Original unframed painting carefully and lovingly shipped in a biodegradable, compostable, recyclable cello bag.
PLEASE NOTE: The drawing was treated with fixative to prevent the graphite from smudging. However, direct sunlight can still make the graphite fade. Please don't expose the piece to direct sunlight.
Info on packaging:
At BtrixArt we care about our impact on the environment, and we are taking more and more steps towards sustainability. This is why we chose to ship our original art in cello bags made from NATIVIA® - a new generation of bio-based biodegradable, compostable, recyclable film.
Info on the paper:
Acid-free sketchbook paper
60lbs
13.3x21cm
Please remember that due to the current worldwide situation, delays in deliveries may occur.
Following a very inspiring visit to the Russell-Cotes Art Gallery in Bournemouth, UK, I felt the urge to sketch a few marbles from their exhibition. I was totally fascinated by their graceful and timeless beauty.
Original unframed painting carefully and lovingly shipped in a biodegradable, compostable, recyclable cello bag.
PLEASE NOTE: The drawing was treated with fixative to prevent the graphite from smudging. However, direct sunlight can still make the graphite fade. Please don't expose the piece to direct sunlight.
Info on packaging:
At BtrixArt we care about our impact on the environment, and we are taking more and more steps towards sustainability. This is why we chose to ship our original art in cello bags made from NATIVIA® - a new generation of bio-based biodegradable, compostable, recyclable film.
Info on the paper:
Acid-free sketchbook paper
60lbs
13.3x21cm
Please remember that due to the current worldwide situation, delays in deliveries may occur.