Praia da Figueira - Setubal

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 "Praia da Figueira - Setubal"
8 x 12 inches / 20 x 30 cm
Oil on linen
Available ob Etsy here





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  1. Sonia von Walter21 July 2017 at 04:06

    Absolutely great work!
    Very inspiring!
    Your field easel looks very light- what make is it ?
    Thank you

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    1. Lena Rivo26 July 2017 at 10:06

      Hi, Sonia! Sorry for the delay on response..
      I appreciate you kind words.
      Yes, this easel is brilliant. I bought from the manufacturer here:
      http://www.openboxm.com/store/p131/10_X_12_Palette%2FPanel_Holder.html

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    2. Lena Rivo26 July 2017 at 10:08

      the link for some reason isn't clickable. The easel is called Open Box M (mine is 10x12 in). Their website is www.openboxm.com

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