Description
Bird of prey acrylic painting measuring HxW 55 x 34 cm (21.6'' x 13.4''), on stretched canvas.
The impressive painting depicts a fascinating portrait of a Peregrine Saker hybrid falcon. The dark green background creates a contrasting frame, emphasizing the bird's majestic presence. The edges of the artwork are painted in the background color.
A perfect one of a kind gift for any wildlife and bird of prey lover! Of course, you will receive a certificate of authenticity along with your painting.
Detailed information
Materials
Acrylic painting on 330gsm cotton canvas stretched on stretcher frame, stapled on the back.
The artwork is painted with high quality acrylic paint and finished with varnish to create a protective layer against yellowing.
Dimensions
HxW 55 x 34 cm (21.6'' x 13.4'') (portrait format)
Depth: 2 cm (0.79'')
Dimensions may vary slightly, especially where the corners are folded over.
Hang up the painting
Paintings on stretched canvas do not necessarily need a frame - they are ready to hang. A picture hanger is included. If you want to enhance the painting, you can frame it in a floater frame (not included).
Do not hang in damp rooms (e.g. bathroom).
Colours
I try to make sure that the photos of my paintings are an accurate reflection of the actual colours of the item in person. However, there may be a slight difference in colour between what is shown on this site and the final product due to differences in monitor and equipment settings. Please contact me if you are in need of an exact colour match.
Care instructions
Dusting. If heavily soiled, wipe with a damp cloth without detergent. Do not hang in damp rooms (e.g. bathroom).
Please note
Photos with background are used as examples of design. Furniture, décor and other items in photos are not part of the sale.
All paintings are copyright Simone Hofmann. The purchase of this painting does not transfer reproduction rights in any form without written consent. Unauthorized use including copying the image for sale or publication is prohibited.
