“The sea! the sea! the open sea! The blue, the fresh, the ever free!” – Bryan W. Procter
As the viewer gazes at the artwork, they can’t help but be transported into the artist’s world, sailing around the world with her family for seven years. The artwork captures the essence of the sea and sailing, evoking a sense of freedom and adventure.
170 cm x 200 cm / 70“ x 78“ in
Acrylics/mixed media on canvas
Shipping rolled in a tube (environmental friendly)
I'm a fulltime freelance artist since 2003, you can find my work in galleries (London, Madrid, Melbourne), exhibitions, art fairs and in collections all over the world.
5 Star reviews:
*****Anita is an exceptionally gifted artist. The painting exceeded my expectations in every way. The way she combines colors and her technique are stunning. I'm in love with the painting and will cherish it for a long time.
*****I couldn't be more pleased with my experience with Anita. Communication with her was easy and efficient from the beginning. Delivery of the order was way faster than I thought especially coming from another continent because she made sure to package and ship it out quickly. The packing was very secure, no chance of any damage, which I very much appreciate. Finally, the artwork themselves are magnificent! They look way better in person and you can tell the quality of the materials are very high. I can't wait to display them in our new office! 100% recommend
*****Art arrived in great condition due to the packaging used. Item is as described and beautiful in person. I have my eye on other pieces to add to my collection of Anita's. 5 Stars.
*****They look exceptional. Very satisfied. Will purchase more in the future
*****The paintings look better in real life. They are beautiful and inspiring:)
*****I absolutely LOVE the piece, beyond the art Anita was lovely and very helpful, 5 start everything!!!
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