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Original watercolor of a venetian chimney (Venetian chimney #06) made on ivory Favini card acid-free 200 gr
Paper size: 5.8 x 8.2 inches (A5)
Still life drawing of a chimney I see from the window of my house. I left the drawing with the pencil and then I colored with slight watercolor brushstrokes.
It’s part of a series of watercolors I made about Venice and the details that make this wonderful city unique.
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If you like this watercolor and you want to order a new one like this, I can paint it again. There may be slight variations in color, making this a unique, one-of-a-kind piece of art. Please contact me if you wish to have this watercolor, thank you.
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