Description
Original acrylic and ink painting ‘Mount Fuji, Japan’ on paper, 29 x 29 cm finished with a white mount and a black 50 x 50 cm frame. A quote for custom framing is also available on request. Or just select unframed from the dropdown menu to frame the work yourself.
A view of the mountain painted in blue hues with a contrast of colourful cherry blossom in the foreground. Japan has always been highest on our list of places to visit and it will always hold a fascination for me. On the surface at least, i’ve grown up on it’s culture through animations and games… later to discover influential fine artists and thought provoking novels. But i’m determined to travel there one day and experience the country first hand. I’ve seen some wonderful travel journals from fellow illustrators and artists who have wandered here so i’d love an opportunity to capture some more in depth images of Japan in my own style. Mount Fuji, Japan is No. 8 of my 2018 world series challenge.
Gift wrapping is available if you would like to give this item as a present. A tag with a personal message can also be included. I use my own original designs for wrapping paper which you can also buy in packs for use at home.
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Mount Fuji, Japan
– Original acrylic and ink painting on specialist paper.
✍️ – Signed on the artwork & delivered with a certificate of authenticity.
– Can be presented in a frame with an acrylic glass window and white mount, custom framing is also available.
– Unframed artworks are still placed within a white mount, cellophane wrapped with cardboard backing and packed with tissue/brown paper.
– The frame is protected with tissue paper and bubble wrap. The artwork is then packed within a cardboard shell/box and filled with bubble wrap or airbags.
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