Garden of Paradise, by Victor Surbrook, oil and charcoal on mounted paper, 42” x 32” x 1.6”, framed.
Collector pays for shipping separately.
In the words of the artist:
“This piece represents a sense of belonging and acceptance with one's own body. The reclining nude figure reflects a sense of vulnerability and physical openness, but is shielded by the surrounding plant life. This creates a sense of solitary contemplation, tranquility, and ultimately, peace with oneself.”
Garden of Paradise, by Victor Surbrook, oil and charcoal on mounted paper, 42” x 32” x 1.6”, framed.
Collector pays for shipping separately.
In the words of the artist:
“This piece represents a sense of belonging and acceptance with one's own body. The reclining nude figure reflects a sense of vulnerability and physical openness, but is shielded by the surrounding plant life. This creates a sense of solitary contemplation, tranquility, and ultimately, peace with oneself.”
