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Horses
On the access road to my home, there are two horses on the adjacent property I happily see on a daily basis.
Greta Waterman · USA- Year
- 2023
- Medium
- Oil on Canvas
- Technique
- Cubistic approach
- Dimensions
- W 40 × H 40 cm
- Edition
- Single work
- Location
- Half Moon Bay, California USA
- Subject / theme
- Nature: Horses
- Orientation
- Square
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“On the access road to my home, there are two horses on the adjacent property I happily see on a daily basis.”
On the access road to my home, there are two horses on the adjacent property I happily see on a daily basis. This is my interpretation of them.
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Greta Waterman
Exhibited extensively internationally (Paris/Bordeaux/Monte Carlo/Tokyo/Amsterdam) and Domestically ( NYC & the Hamptons, NY/ Florida/California/Santa Fe, NM/ Annapolis,MD
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