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The hot pink pigment just dances across the surface of the shell
Frame details: White wood floater frame
Size: 11 ½" x 13”
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Venus saw the flower and felt her beauty was threatened by its pure white blossom so she cursed it with an unsightly pistil
San Quinn Bay 6" x 6" Sold Hebrew Cone Shell The hot pink pigment justThe San Quinn bay is named for the actor Anthony Quinn, best known for his role as Zorba the Greek. The water is like liquid turquoise. Materials: Original signed acrylic painting on 1 8 inch flat Aquabord panel, good for either standard framing behind glass or for use with floater frames. Aquabord is an acid free textured clay surface that absorbs watercolors like a fine paper. Size: 6 x 6 Frame details: unframed All art sales are final.