Breath of Life | 32" x 80" - Diptych
About the Artwork
Breath of Life is an exquisite diptych by the gifted artist Jeannette Sirois, extending across two 32" x 80" panels, meticulously drawn with coloured pencils on 100% cotton panels. This piece is a culmination of over 850 hours of devoted artistry, where the tactile essence of each peony is captured with an almost tangible quality.
Each panel of Breath of Life brings forth a visual sensation of textures—from the silken smoothness of flower petals to the suede-like leaves, all converging into a lush, floral tapestry. The diptych, mounted on sleek .25" deep aluminum panels with finished white edges, invites an unframed presentation to maintain its modern integrity, though traditional custom framing is available.
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Dimensions and Details
- Size: Each panel is 32" x 80"
- Medium: Colored Pencil on 100% Cotton Panel
- Display: Mounted on a .25" deep aluminum panel with finished white edges and a hidden 1.25" wall mount, designed for an elegant, unframed look. Optional custom framing is available upon request.
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