Lily... Original Painting
One-of-a-kind, original hand-painted watercolor portrait
16x12 inches mounted to 1.5 inch panel
Finished with wax- no glass needed
Ready to hang or frame
Ships in 1 to 2 weeks
Local delivery available
This photograph was part of my family collection. This is Lily Pons, the Opera Singer. sitting on the running boards of a Model T Ford, in the mid to late twenties before her career took off.
My painting process begins with high quality hot press paper. I then apply thin layers of watercolor pigments layer by layer. I use single pigment paints and precious minerals -this piece has tigers eye in it - and the result implies depth and movement. When complete, I mount the paper to a wooden panel and apply several thin layers of a resin wax to seal it. The result is ready to hang as is, or can be framed in a float frame. The wax protects the piece so it doesn’t require glass and can be enjoyed directly similar to an oil painting.
One-of-a-kind, original hand-painted watercolor portrait
16x12 inches mounted to 1.5 inch panel
Finished with wax- no glass needed
Ready to hang or frame
Ships in 1 to 2 weeks
Local delivery available
This photograph was part of my family collection. This is Lily Pons, the Opera Singer. sitting on the running boards of a Model T Ford, in the mid to late twenties before her career took off.
My painting process begins with high quality hot press paper. I then apply thin layers of watercolor pigments layer by layer. I use single pigment paints and precious minerals -this piece has tigers eye in it - and the result implies depth and movement. When complete, I mount the paper to a wooden panel and apply several thin layers of a resin wax to seal it. The result is ready to hang as is, or can be framed in a float frame. The wax protects the piece so it doesn’t require glass and can be enjoyed directly similar to an oil painting.
One-of-a-kind, original hand-painted watercolor portrait
16x12 inches mounted to 1.5 inch panel
Finished with wax- no glass needed
Ready to hang or frame
Ships in 1 to 2 weeks
Local delivery available
This photograph was part of my family collection. This is Lily Pons, the Opera Singer. sitting on the running boards of a Model T Ford, in the mid to late twenties before her career took off.
My painting process begins with high quality hot press paper. I then apply thin layers of watercolor pigments layer by layer. I use single pigment paints and precious minerals -this piece has tigers eye in it - and the result implies depth and movement. When complete, I mount the paper to a wooden panel and apply several thin layers of a resin wax to seal it. The result is ready to hang as is, or can be framed in a float frame. The wax protects the piece so it doesn’t require glass and can be enjoyed directly similar to an oil painting.
