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8.00" x 6.00"
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8.00" x 6.00"
Evalina Canvas Print
by Natalie Holland
Product Details
Evalina canvas print by Natalie Holland. Bring your artwork to life with the texture and depth of a stretched canvas print. Your image gets printed onto one of our premium canvases and then stretched on a wooden frame of 1.5" x 1.5" stretcher bars (gallery wrap) or 5/8" x 5/8" stretcher bars (museum wrap). Your canvas print will be delivered to you "ready to hang" with pre-attached hanging wire, mounting hooks, and nails.
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Comments (15)
About Natalie Holland
'I don't conform to any style or genre. I'm free as a bird and fly where I please. My creativity would suffer, if I only flew in one direction. Free, free, free is my motto.' ~ Natalie Holland. Being an artist is a great adventure. I love to paint and experiment in different mediums because each offers a unique quality. Self-expression is very important to me regardless of medium. One of my favorite quotes is by Wassily Kandinsky ~ 'There is no must in Art because Art is free.' All artwork is the original work of Natalie Holland. The work is for sale on Fine Art America as prints, and many other products. Copyrighted to Natalie Holland and as such, is protected by US and International Copyright Laws, and may not be copied,...
$47.04
Natalie Holland
Thank you, Gallery Three! :)
Gallery Three
Excellent work
Natalie Holland
Thank you, Bob! :)
Bob Salo
Wow !! I love this one !!......so many feelings and emotion within this gallery
Juergen Weiss
Fantastic work, Natalie ! Excellent !
Anneke Hut
I love the colours on this one. Beautiful face and great background!
Kevin Callahan
This is just gorgeous.
Linda Mungerson
This shows how fine an artist you are, when you can create with just three colors and make a Masterpiece like this it only go to show your great talent!!!!
Bruce Combs
Everything that the previous people say is true, and then some, Natalie. What holds me a long time first here is the determined tocus of the eyes -- I almost always look at eyes first, anyway, even or especially with animals. (Continued a few times!)
Bruce Combs
(Cont) Add this mouth-set to the eyes, and I think there's a lot of drama in Evalina's determination here. What's she thinking and/or looking at? More than beautiful snow, I think. Anyway, as we\'ve all been seeing, you make fantastic, palpable snow. And here you use it with the tree limb hanging in front for depth againt the nifty subdued backgroud trees – (cont.)
Bruce Combs
-- trees which would never distract anyone not examining all the parts you have welded together in this cold snow. I really do think this is a masterpiece portrait, and I can\'t quit writing about it, even if I write something silly -- well, even more silly than usual. Oh, and I intended to say also that I think your current profile photo is my favorite so far. Time I quit, or past it! (CONCLUSION!)
Samantha Gilbert
This peice is so enjoyable! I love the emotion, the trees... the whole peice is put together so perfectly
Cher Odum
Nice work, Natalie. Reminds me of an old photo.