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Original Watercolor Painting, 'Clasped Hands' by D. Gibson

$150.00

A tender, intimately rendered original watercolor study of two clasped hands, painted in a soft monochrome grisaille palette. The artist builds form through delicate translucent washes with fine brushwork detailing at the knuckles, nails, and creases. Signed "D. Gibson" in pencil, lower right. Presented in a museum-quality double mat, glazed with museum glass (UV-protective, non-glare), and finished in a brushed pewter/champagne-toned gallery frame — a beautifully presented, ready-to-hang piece.

NOTE: Photo 2 is AI-generated styling inspiration to show how this piece might live in a room. All other photos depict the actual item, with the condition shown as-is.

A tender, intimately rendered original watercolor study of two clasped hands, painted in a soft monochrome grisaille palette. The artist builds form through delicate translucent washes with fine brushwork detailing at the knuckles, nails, and creases. Signed "D. Gibson" in pencil, lower right. Presented in a museum-quality double mat, glazed with museum glass (UV-protective, non-glare), and finished in a brushed pewter/champagne-toned gallery frame — a beautifully presented, ready-to-hang piece.

NOTE: Photo 2 is AI-generated styling inspiration to show how this piece might live in a room. All other photos depict the actual item, with the condition shown as-is.

DIMENSIONS

22.25ʺW × 1ʺD × 18.25ʺH

MATERIALS

Paper, Watercolor, Glass

STYLES

Figurative

PERIOD

Early 21st Century

CONDITION

The condition is very good. Paper shows slight natural waviness/cockling, typical of watercolor paper and not a condition issue. A small speck of debris is visible under the glass; this does not affect the artwork itself and could be easily addressed by removing the glass if desired. Housed under museum-quality glass (UV-protective, non-glare) in the original frame.