My Lovely Thing
4.8
No minimum
Print Vegetal Break - Back view Seated Woman looking at her Daughter Pink Top or Son Striped Blue Top and Plants
Information
This painting shows a woman who is in a garden, surrounded by plants and flowers. She looks at a child or small figure next to her. It is a black and white illustration, but the print is available in two variants: a girl in pink or a boy in blue. The print is printed on matt fine artificial paper of 250 grams and available in three sizes: A3, A4 and A5.
The painting has a calm, natural atmosphere and offers a nice accent for the home. The woman and the child are an intimate, loving moment that the viewer takes to a peaceful, green environment. It is a subtle and stylish artwork that fits in different interior styles.
The painting has a calm, natural atmosphere and offers a nice accent for the home. The woman and the child are an intimate, loving moment that the viewer takes to a peaceful, green environment. It is a subtle and stylish artwork that fits in different interior styles.
| Weight | 100g |
| Color | Bleu, Rose, Blanc |
| Material | Papier |
| Pattern | Rayé |
| Made in | France |
| Brand location | France |
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My Lovely Thing
4.8
No minimum
Marie Pertriaux, designer of My Lovely Thing is based on La Rochelle, in France. As a youngster, Marie was often told to get her head out of the clouds and even now that she is in her thirties, Marie is still a dreamer! She expresses her dreamy vision of the world with her delicate and poetic designs. She draws inspiration from daily life and nature that surrounds her to conceive of and create her illustrations. Her poetic and sweet universe is recognizable by the finesse and femininity of her brush strokes, combined with delicate touches of watercolour.
