18"x24" Watercolors (45.7x61cm) Archives

Bow Knot Bend – Watercolor 18″x24″ (45.7cm x 61cm)

Bow Knot Bend - Original, Signed Watercolor Painting on 140 lb All Cotton Paper. Size: 18 inches x 24 inches = 45.7cm x 61cm Painting of the Green River at Bow Knot Bend, in the desert country South of Green River, Utah, approaching Canyonlands. "©www.DeepFreedomNow.com" watermark is not on the original. Ships internationally.

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First Flight – Watercolor 18″x24″ (45.7cm x 61cm)

First Flight - Original, Signed Watercolor Painting on 140 lb All Cotton Paper. Size: 18 inches x 24 inches = 45.7cm x 61cm This Painting can be viewed in two different directions and portrays First Flight - where venturing out of the Nest of Childhood is a Fall to the Death, Until we find our Wings. "©www.DeepFreedomNow.com" watermark is not on the original. Ships internationally.

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Labyrinth Canyon – Watercolor 18″x24″ (45.7cm x 61cm)

Labyrinth Canyon - Original, Signed Watercolor Painting on 140 lb All Cotton Paper. Size: 18 inches x 24 inches = 45.7cm x 61cm

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Southbound Song – Watercolor 18″x24″ (45.7cm x 61cm)

Original Signed Watercolor on 140 lb Pure Cotton Rag Paper by Olivier Tryba. Size 18 inches x 24 inches (45.7 cm x 61 cm) International Shipping available "©www.DeepFreedomNow.com" watermark is not on original. All reproduction rights reserved by artist.

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