Winter Walkies
Marion Dutton
Price: $
525
Winter Walkies captures a quiet, heartwarming moment shared between a person and their dog on a snowy trail. Painted in oils over acrylic, this 8x10 winter scene is framed by snow-laden evergreens and a soft taupe sky that hints at late afternoon light. The simple act of walking through the hush of freshly fallen snow brings a sense of reflection, companionship, and peace.
Matted to 11x14, this piece radiates the quiet beauty of everyday moments and the warmth found even in the coldest season.
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8 x 10
Acrylics/Oils
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Unframed- Matted to 11 x 14
2024
Category:
Landscape
Marion Dutton
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