Wa-wa-na-quas-sick

Wa-Wa-Na-Quas-Sick or The Place of Many Good Stones

A small collection of works on paper; inspired by wintry days on the coast and the moors..

The title, from a native american dialect, roughly translates to the place of many good stones. Cairns , carns in cornish, were originally used many many thousands of years ago as trail markers to signify a water or food source or to mark an important site, maybe a burial or a battle. Nowadays a decorative feature left by visitors to pebbly beaches.

See them and think of their rich cultural heritage...

 

Mixed media and collage on an A4 (29.7cm x 21cm) sheet of 200gm Canson paper.  

3 options;

1- unmounted if you would prefer to do this yourself or have a framer float mount the painting. Presentation will be with backing board and in a cello presentation bag

2-mounted in a soft white mount that fits a 40cm x 30cm frame. Presentation will be with backing board and in a cello presentation bag

3-mounted as above and framed in a black stained wooden frame as pictured. 

Free UK P&P

Please contact me if you are an international customer outside the UK Or US  for a quote as I may be able to help but unfortunately I am not sending things to the EU at this time