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Sentinel Walk in Dappled Light

$295.00
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Original watercolor, gouache and iron gall ink painting on paper by Katie Wall Podracky. 8 × 10 inches.

Do you know that feeling of walking among the live oaks in late afternoon light? This painting is that feeling, translated in color and pattern.

This painting incorporates touches of hand made iron gall ink. Iron gall ink formed the calligraphic lines used to write the Declaration of Independence. Used throughout Europe for over 1,400 years, it was the preferred ink of scribes, monks and Leonardo Da Vinci. Last summer, I discovered the gift of oak galls on my neighborhood walks and started collecting them to make my own version of oak gall ink.

Signed by the artist. This piece was painted with sensuous contemporary brushwork and saturated colors.

Your choice of professional framing may be added for $140 (includes shipping).

From The Saltwater and Sentinels Collection by Katie Wall Podracky.

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Original watercolor, gouache and iron gall ink painting on paper by Katie Wall Podracky. 8 × 10 inches.

Do you know that feeling of walking among the live oaks in late afternoon light? This painting is that feeling, translated in color and pattern.

This painting incorporates touches of hand made iron gall ink. Iron gall ink formed the calligraphic lines used to write the Declaration of Independence. Used throughout Europe for over 1,400 years, it was the preferred ink of scribes, monks and Leonardo Da Vinci. Last summer, I discovered the gift of oak galls on my neighborhood walks and started collecting them to make my own version of oak gall ink.

Signed by the artist. This piece was painted with sensuous contemporary brushwork and saturated colors.

Your choice of professional framing may be added for $140 (includes shipping).

From The Saltwater and Sentinels Collection by Katie Wall Podracky.

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