Intertidal II | 48" x 60"
About the Artwork
Intertidal II is a compelling 48" x 60" oil painting by Naomi Cairns that celebrates the dynamic and ever-changing intertidal zone. This artwork captures the shoreline's vibrant life and subtle energy where land meets sea. The expansive sky, depicted in myriad blues, opens above the detailed coastal landscape, reflecting Cairns' deep appreciation for the West Coast's natural beauty. The painting's surface, alive with textured brushstrokes, mirrors the ebb and flow of the tide, inviting viewers into a moment of natural harmony and reflection.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 48" x 60"
- Medium: Oil on Canvas
- Display: This painting is meant to hang unframed and is painted on 1 1/2" gallery wrap canvas with white edges.
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