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Boy Band

Watercolour, Paper (Requires Framing)

56cm (W) x 43cm (H) x 0.1cm (D)

  • Original · Handmade
  • Signed by the artist
Lorraine Brown Verified artist
Adelaide
160 works sold

Complete your piece with a wood frame

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Natural is our curators’ preference. It adds warmth without announcing itself, keeping the artwork the focal point.

Artwork only · unframed

A$390

Unframed

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Arrives 10 to 12 Nov

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Artwork Description

Telling a story with a painting is what it is all about and sometimes a "ready made" story is right there as in the case of these two chimps from Monarto open plains Zoo. All I had to do was use my brushstrokes and colour choices to record this one moment in time pose for ever.
Work is unframed size on 100% cotton rag paper using finest grade artist pigment ready for your own choice under glass. Final size is determined by the addition of your chosen matboard and frame

Artist Bio

Lorraine Brown has always felt a connection with the art of watercolour. The mediums ability to create unique and unexpected results, its risk and surprise, were special and attractive qualities to the artist; who found risk and surprise at every turn in her creative and professional life.
Her expressive works are the product of her desire to story tell and to capture the essence of a subject. Working predominantly in watercolour, Lorraine likes to play with creating texture and that something special, taking risks and going anywhere her imagination might take her.
Other water media and collage enrich her art journey.
She defines her vivid works as “expressive impressions” a blend of realism and abstraction and is constantly searching for new ways to use her medium.
She holds watercolour classes and workshops throughout Adelaide and shares her painting process with regular content on You tube
Lorraine's paintings are held in private and corporate collections throughout Australia and overseas.

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Lorraine's studio is in Adelaide