An original unique panoramic format painting of a the head of a bittern using watercolours, inks, gouache and fine pen line work on vintage railway ephemera mounted between two sheets of glass.
This is an original Furness Railway waybill from 1923. The bittern is hand painted in watercolours over a pen and pencil sketch. The painting is framed between 2 pieces of cut glass and finished with copper foil and 40% lead 60% tin solder. A handmade wooden block made from reclaimed wood provides a stand for the painting.
This painting would make a lovely unique gift and is perfect for a collector.
31cm x 13cm
This painting is presented in a handmade copper foiled glass sandwich frame with a reclaimed wood stand. All frames and reclaimed wooden stands are made by The Badger Sett Studio in Lancashire.
An original unique panoramic format painting of a the head of a bittern using watercolours, inks, gouache and fine pen line work on vintage railway ephemera mounted between two sheets of glass.
This is an original Furness Railway waybill from 1923. The bittern is hand painted in watercolours over a pen and pencil sketch. The painting is framed between 2 pieces of cut glass and finished with copper foil and 40% lead 60% tin solder. A handmade wooden block made from reclaimed wood provides a stand for the painting.
This painting would make a lovely unique gift and is perfect for a collector.
31cm x 13cm
This painting is presented in a handmade copper foiled glass sandwich frame with a reclaimed wood stand. All frames and reclaimed wooden stands are made by The Badger Sett Studio in Lancashire.
