Name: "Competition at the Fishing Hole" - belted kingfishers in sycamore
Brand: Christina Smith
Price: 55.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Christina Smith

"Competition at the Fishing Hole" - belted kingfishers in sycamore

For sale

Yes

Remaining

Price

$85+

Shipping

Flat rate

Description

"Competition at the Fishing Hole" - belted kingfishers in sycamore with the humans obviously losing the contest CLICK ON IMAGES FOR A FULL VIEW 4 SIZES AVAILABLE - pricing on this platform is confusing.... The base price ($55) plus whatever extra the larger is (+$30) = $85. Works out as follows. Small - 6"W x 9"H - $55 Medium - 9"W x 15"H - $85 Large - 13"W x 22.5"H - $110 X Large - 18"W x 33.5"H - $220 SCROLL DOWN TO ORDER LARGER SIZES This is an archival giclee print from an original gouache and pencil work. The Epson inks are guaranteed lightfast for 100 years in normal household conditions. The paper is Somerset Velvet 100% rag and acid free.

Item details

Price

$55.00

Quantity available

Dimensions

Package

Length/Depth: 0 in

Width: 6 in

Height: 9 in

Shipping

$15.00 (Flat rate on multiple orders from this seller)

Delivery restrictions may apply:
FedEx Express mail/fully insured and only within the USA

Variations

"Competition at the Fishing Hole"

Medium - 9"W x 15"H +$30.00 Large - 13" x 22.5"H +$55.00 X Large - 18"W x 33.5"H +$165.00

Refund & return policy

No refund or returns allowed on this purchase.

Exceptions may apply. Please message Christina for more information.

Meet your seller

Christina

I've been a full-time artist for 43 years now. I work in gouache (opaque watercolor), pencil and pastel to produce detailed studies of nature, mainly birds but not always. Nature is full of never ending surprises and art is my way of exploring all the life, color and variety nature offers us.

Message Christina

Christina Smith

Mostly birds - but always nature. Open to watch our video! My work is a combination of gouache (opaque watercolor), pencil and sometimes pastel. I am fascinated by the small details of nature and hope to slow you down enough to appreciate them too!

Christina Smith