Original ACRYLIC Treescape Painting by South African Artist, Cherie Roe Dirksen - Beautiful Wall Art
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This is an original acrylic, box mounted painting by Cherie Roe Dirksen
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Condition
New
Location
South Africa
Medium
Acrylic
Period
2000-Now
Style
Realism
Subject
Landscape
Product code
ORIGINAL ART
Bob Shop ID
614089790
THIS PAINTING COMES WITH A CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY SIGNED BY THE ARTIST
title: "There's Gold in Them Waters"
artist: Cherie Roe Dirksen
size: 30cm x 30cm x 4cm
medium: Acrylic on Boxed Canvas
(can be hung as is, sides been painted black)
Above: Side view of the painting - sides of the boxed canvas have been painted black for a professional finish
Inspiration Behind the Painting:
I live on the foot of the Tradouw Pass in Barrydale. It's a truly beautiful landmark with so many nooks and crannies. One of these is a waterfall picnic area which was my inspiration for this piece. You can feel the oxygen in the air when you sit there and listen to the water trickling and the birds singing. Can you picture yourself there?
It's a peaceful space which is what I want to convey in this painting.
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Below: Cherie with her painting to show the scale/size
Below: A close up photo of the details of the painting
Below: The painting at the (e)scape art exhibition at Bruise Gallery, Swellendam
