Fragmented: Golden Gaze — Limited Edition by Rosie Smith

Fragmented: Golden Gaze — Limited Edition by Rosie Smith

Brand: * Rosie Smith *
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Fragmented: Golden Gaze — Rosie Smith A golden spaniel gazes out with large, dark eyes, its long, softly curling ears framing a gentle, thoughtful face. Honey golds, creams and rich chestnut browns gather in loose, petal-like brushstrokes, scattering at the edges into a pale blue background. There’s a familiar tenderness in that patient expression, a quiet reminder of the companionship of a much-loved dog. Golden Gaze is part of Rosie Smith’s Fragmented series, a collection of close-up animal portraits where the subject emerges from loose, painterly marks, blurring the boundary between animal and background. Rosie Smith is a UK-based wildlife and conservation artist working in watercolour and oils, whose paintings capture both the beauty and vulnerability of the natural world. A finalist in the David Shepherd Wildlife Artist of the Year and Sketch for Survival, she is committed to using art as a voice for conservation — contributing work to projects including the Big Elephant Auction with Explorers Against Extinction. This giclée print is taken from one of her original oil paintings. Edition Details This print is available in two sizes: 30 × 30cm mounted print — limited edition of 50, titled, signed and numbered by the artist, supplied with a certificate of authenticity 8 × 8” mini print — limited edition of 250, signed by the artist Presentation Presented in a soft white, acid-free mount Both sizes fit standard frame sizes A warm addition to a dog lover’s home, this portrait offers a daily reminder of the companionship of a much-loved four-legged friend. Rosie Smith at The Braithwaite GalleryRosie Smith Copyright © The Artist

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30x30cm, 8x8"
Variants (2)
  • 30x30cm — 63.00 USD — Out of stock
  • 8x8" — 23.00 USD — In stock

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