Porcelain ballerina, crystal vase and pot Painting

I'm not sure about the size of width the painting. (+ 10 cm?) This porcelain ballerina, a long time ago presented to my grandmother by her friend. When I was a child, I beat off thet porcelain ballerina's feets. But in 2006, I began to be an painter, and shops offered all sorts of glues and paints, so I was able to glued her broken feets with pedestal into a place. And since then, the ballerina proudly posed for me in still lifes already on her foots. In this watercolor I contrasted a crystal vase - a luxury interior item from the 1980's and a rough pot. But this work is also interesting, because there I have not yet glued the ballerina's feets, but I wanted to draw it and I put it as a Greek statue destroyed by time and then I painted the ankles with pedestal. So this is the only one my art work with this ballerina where she could not stand herself. This is watercolor paint on a sheet of watercolor paper. To put it in your interior your should placed it in frame. It could be a simple frame for posters with glass or plastic glass. But it is better in special workshop selected the type of material and color of the frame and place painting under glass, to between the glass and the painting was thin space (to painting surface does not touch the glass surface, for better storage).

Painting:Watercolor on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:27.6 W x 23.6 H x 0 D in

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