SOLD. Violets and Primroses, 9 x 9 x 1 inches, white floater frame.

The February birth flowers are violets and primroses. Violets are the perfect choice to represent February when the weather shows signs of warming and a touch of spring scent is in the air. Violets offer a much-needed pop of color after a long and dreary winter. Violets have been around for centuries and were first cultivated by the Greeks around 500 BC. While the Violet has a more dramatic look, the Primrose is a fun, candy-colored bloom commonly associated with Spring. Many people see them as a symbol of young love, while others see them as a symbol of femininity. I love painting these colorful splashes of purple, blue, and yellow on cold winter days when the sun peeks behind the clouds and offers a hint of warmth through my studio windows. 

How to display:

This original work of art will not fade or discolor when displayed in indirect sunlight. The surface is coated with an acid-free covering so it may be displayed near a water source (coffee centers and bathrooms seem to be popular places to display my work these days). If the artwork gets damp, it will dry without warping.

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