Pointe du Raz, France, Small Acrylic Painting (5x7 inches) on Paper, Unframed
This is a 5 x 7 inch landscape painting of Pointe du Raz, France. It is slightly abstract with large brushstrokes. The landscape features a big open sky, two trees, a green field, and a slight bit of water.
Detail of landscape. Here you see broad white and blue brushstrokes in the sky with a little lavender pencil under them, a green tree, green brushstrokes for the field.
Closer detail of the sky
detail photograph of the landscape
Pointe du Raz, France, Small Acrylic Painting (5x7 inches) on Paper, Unframed

Pointe du Raz, France, Small Acrylic Painting (5x7 inches) on Paper, Unframed

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Pointe du Raz, France is part of a series of tiny landscape paintings on paper. Most of the landscapes carry some significance to me, but ultimately convey a sense of calm and stillness. I lived in Brittany, France near Pointe du Raz and often think back to the tranquillity of the landscape. 

Choppy brushstrokes and translucent layers of paint add a slight bit of movement to this beautiful land (and sea) scape. 

This painting comes unframed

This tiny painting can be displayed flush in a 5 x 7 frame, or (my recommendation) is to frame in a larger format with a 1.5 inch to 2 inch mat. An example is to select a 9x12 frame with a white mat board that has a 5x7 opening. 

This painting would be a beautiful addition to a gallery wall, or could stand on its own staged in a small space or on a mantel. The possibilities are endless. 

 

Painting Specifications: 

5 x 7 inches, vertical format, unframed

Acrylic paint on gessoed 140 pound paper

Paper has torn / rag edges 

Signature in pencil in lower right 

White boarder around the painting (just over 1/4 inch around), note this is not a crisp boarder, as there is some paint bleed 

Some lavender pencil strokes are evident from a preliminary sketch, adding a little burst of color in the sky 

Note: The top level of paper is torn slightly in the lower left boarder from tape removal, this does not impact the overall visual experience of the painting