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Encroaching

 

Encroaching

 

Pictured above, Encroaching, 18"x24", acrylic on a 1-1/2" cradled wood panel, sides painted (so no pressing need to frame), $1400 plus s&h to the first asking nicely. Clicking on the image or here will teleport over to my website to view the painting in a room setting, zoom in up close to the image, and even make her all yours. This piece is available to ship at the end of August 2025. Questions? just reach out.

 

 

What do you see in this one? is there a storm coming, a fresh sunrise, are autumnal colors creeping in? do we have blue skies or a forest fire or are those birch trees against a dark winter's night? or maybe this painting is a shapeshifter, moving through each of these possibilities like a quick footed fox.

Thanks so much for your interest in my artwork,
Love you, Kim.



PS  Returning collectors please use "COLLECTOR10" at checkout for your repeat offender discount. If you would like a payment plan, reach out directly. A 30% non refundable deposit reserves the painting, with balance due inside 12 months. The painting ships once all payments are complete.

 

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