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Semi-abstract landscape rendered in encaustic. Framed as shown in a hand-painted plein air style frame.
This is an original encaustic painting, created by melting pigmented beeswax and damar resin and applying it to a birchwood panel. The image is worked in stages, and each layer is fused with a butane torch to create a unified whole that is both luminous and very durable.
Presentation: framed as shown
Artwork measures 8 x 8 inches
Frame measures 14 x 14 inches
Titled, dated and signed on the verso
Ready to hang
*Ships promptly via USPS Priority Mail. Email for International Shipping quote.
Intriguing pattern of abstract windowpane “views”.
This is an original encaustic painting, created by melting pigmented beeswax and damar resin and applying it to a birchwood panel. The image is worked in stages, and fused with a butane torch between layers to create a unified whole that is both luminous and very durable.
Presentation: framed as shown
Artwork measures 8 x 8 inches
Frame measures 14 x 14 inches
Titled, dated and signed on the verso
Ready to hang
*Ships promptly via USPS Priority Mail. Email for International Shipping quote.
I’ve been painting some simple plein air frames to give some of my #encaustic pieces a bit more of a finished presence. Some will go on my walls but these two are destined for the shop. They just need a couple of coats of Annie Sloan soft wax and a little buffing and they will be picture-perfect.
I used Annie Sloan “French Linen” chalk paint on these. It’s an intriguing greige shade that changes a lot depending on the light.
