120 × 80 cm · Acrylic and oil pastel on canvas · Original
Your first game drive. The excitement is almost too much to contain. The light softens, the sky erupts in pink, yellow, and blue, slowly dissolving into darkness. You have already seen things that do not feel real. And then, in the silence, an owl calls. That sound stays with you long after you return to camp. The bush has a way of holding on to you.
Series: Seen and Unseen. This original artwork by Sabrina Tina Richter, painted with acrylic and oil pastel on canvas, is a unique one-of-a-kind piece and comes with a light wooden frame.
Please refer to the zoomed in image for the most accurate depiction of the artwork’s colours. Note: The artist reserves the right to reproduce this image at any time. The artistic rights remain with the artist forever.
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International orders (outside Europe): The canvas is carefully removed from its stretcher frame, rolled and sent in a sturdy protective tube. It will need to be re-stretched onto a frame upon arrival. Any local framer or art supply shop can do this for you.
120 × 80 cm · Acrylic and oil pastel on canvas · Original
Your first game drive. The excitement is almost too much to contain. The light softens, the sky erupts in pink, yellow, and blue, slowly dissolving into darkness. You have already seen things that do not feel real. And then, in the silence, an owl calls. That sound stays with you long after you return to camp. The bush has a way of holding on to you.
Series: Seen and Unseen. This original artwork by Sabrina Tina Richter, painted with acrylic and oil pastel on canvas, is a unique one-of-a-kind piece and comes with a light wooden frame.
Please refer to the zoomed in image for the most accurate depiction of the artwork’s colours. Note: The artist reserves the right to reproduce this image at any time. The artistic rights remain with the artist forever.
Shipping
Shipping costs are calculated automatically at checkout.
International orders (outside Europe): The canvas is carefully removed from its stretcher frame, rolled and sent in a sturdy protective tube. It will need to be re-stretched onto a frame upon arrival. Any local framer or art supply shop can do this for you.
