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Gaze of the Avian Sentinel - A2

Price

$750.00

The pelican drawing "Gaze of the Avian Sentinel: An Australian Pelican's Silent Vigil" showcases an Australian Pelican in all its regal splendor, standing proudly on a mooring post with its back turned towards the viewer.

 

Drawn with meticulous precision using black pigment liner pens on thick white paper, the artwork captures the essence of this magnificent bird. The artist skillfully portrays the pelican's elongated body and gracefully curved neck, while the thick lines of the pigment liner pens lend a bold and defined quality to its form. The pelican's head is the focal point, turned around to gaze directly at the viewer, as if acknowledging their presence with a keen, intelligent eye.

 

Against the plain white background, the artwork invites the viewer to appreciate the pelican's beauty and majesty in its simplest form, celebrating the bird's distinctive features and captivating gaze.

 

Artwork size: 42x60cm. (A2)

Artwork requires framing behind glass.

 

Quantity

Only 1 left in stock

Product Information

 Original Hand-Drawn Artwork

 

Created on archival-quality textured paper (250gsm) for durability and a premium finish.

Drawn using archival pigment liner ink pens, ensuring long-lasting quality.

Signed by the artist.

Artwork will require framing for proper display and preservation.

Care Instructions for Drawings

 Care Instructions for Drawings

 

To keep your drawing looking its best, please follow these care guidelines:

 

Framing:

 

Frame your drawing behind glass to protect it from dust, dirt, and moisture.

Humidity:

 

Avoid hanging your drawing in bathrooms or other areas with high humidity, as this can damage the artwork.

Sunlight:

 

Display your drawing away from direct sunlight to prevent fading over time.

Cleaning:

 

Dust your drawing lightly with a dry microfiber cloth when needed. Avoid using water, cleaning sprays, or abrasive materials.

Proper care ensures your drawing remains vibrant and beautiful for years to come.

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