Trip to Bountiful | 18" x 18"
About the Artwork
Trip to Bountiful is an 18" x 18" acrylic painting by Grant Leier created on canvas— feast of colours and patterns that form a lively congregation of birds amid a bounty of nature Leier'ss background, a royal purple that transitions to twilight blue, provides a sumptuous depth that allows the vivid colours of the birds and flora to resonate with even greater intensity. The layering and methodical steps of adding liquid acrylics over thin washes of magenta overtop of lighter shades have a centred weight in the composition—the bird in the center is wondering when it's their time to eat.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 18" x 18"
- Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
- Display: The framed dimensions are 20" x 20"
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