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Koi I, II, III and IV


 
 
From left to right: Koi I, II, III, IV, each 6" square, together measuring 6" x 24", acrylic on museum quality panel, depicting koi fish in a natural pond setting, all four panels together available for $699. Inquiries may come to me.
 
 
I came home from last night's art guild meeting inspired and wanting to paint. Since I had to stay up and wait for a kid to return home, I poured a glass of wine and reached for my brushes. You can see what I worked on long past said kid's return here - including the work today.
 
Around lunch I got to a clear stopping point and decided to work on something entirely different - an idea I have had for quite some time.
 
So this afternoon was spent fishing.
 
The four panels are meant to stay together - and yet each of them also works well alone, as you can see in the individual photos below.
 
Once the originals sell, I'll offer reproductions on these four. I can see them brightening up many a home.
 
Thanks for sticking around and enjoying my art - even when I don't paint dogs every day!!
Kim

Koi 1
 
Koi II
 
Koi III
 
Koi IV
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  1. martinealison12:04 AM

    Bonjour chère amie,

    J'adore l'ensemble de ces quatre peintures... J'ose espérer que tu les vendras à une et seule même personne.
    cependant il est juste que chacun d'eux peut vivre sans l'autre comme une fratrie...
    Très belles peintures. Mon regard danse en admirant ces poissons.
    Gros bisous

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    1. Kimberly Kelly Santini9:58 AM

      your eyes dance - that is the best compliment ever!! I love it - thank you so much, Martine! Happy painting to you! :) Kim

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