BIRD of PARADISE ABSTRACT BATIK Painting by Marcia Baldwin

BIRD of PARADISE ABSTRACT BATIK

by Marcia Baldwin

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$2,100

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24.000 x 20.000 inches

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BIRD of PARADISE ABSTRACT BATIK

Artist

Marcia Baldwin

Medium

Painting - Batik On Canvas

Description

Using my technique of batik on canvas, an exciting concept and design of the tropical flower, Bird of Paradise in abstract, I completed this painting using the finest watercolors and clear varnishes. Approximately 20 layers of transparent watercolors were applied to reach the finished painting. The original is for sale at "special collectors" pricing on My Ebay Store M Baldwin. Thanks for supporting original art with your purchases, comments, and print orders.

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June 5th, 2011

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Comments (6)

Marcia Baldwin

Thank you Carol and Marietjie !!

Marietjie Henning

lovely work!!

Carol Cavalaris

Wow, an exquisite work.

Marcia Baldwin

Hi Warren... Hi Crystal.... yes, I use wax in the traditional way of batik. I also work on fine art watercolor papers. But canvas is my favorite. Thanks for your kind comments.