“Harvest” Puzzle
About this product
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* "If I am worth anything later, I am worth something now.
For wheat is wheat, even if people think it is grass in the beginning." - Vincent Van Gogh. "Harvest" illustrates the intensity of waiting. As she stands still facing the sun, her face is partially protected by the brim of her hat waiting for something to change. Her stance is confident. Her eyes are knowing. The mouth always ready to spell.
In this piece, the artist pulls inspiration from the eternal existence of the wheat plant. Laylie combines texture, color, and pattern to create a warm and expressive portrait.
Soft-gloss finished, precision cuts on sturdy cardboard with minimum dust.
About this product
^
* "If I am worth anything later, I am worth something now.
For wheat is wheat, even if people think it is grass in the beginning." - Vincent Van Gogh. "Harvest" illustrates the intensity of waiting. As she stands still facing the sun, her face is partially protected by the brim of her hat waiting for something to change. Her stance is confident. Her eyes are knowing. The mouth always ready to spell.
In this piece, the artist pulls inspiration from the eternal existence of the wheat plant. Laylie combines texture, color, and pattern to create a warm and expressive portrait.
Soft-gloss finished, precision cuts on sturdy cardboard with minimum dust.
About this product
^
* "If I am worth anything later, I am worth something now.
For wheat is wheat, even if people think it is grass in the beginning." - Vincent Van Gogh. "Harvest" illustrates the intensity of waiting. As she stands still facing the sun, her face is partially protected by the brim of her hat waiting for something to change. Her stance is confident. Her eyes are knowing. The mouth always ready to spell.
In this piece, the artist pulls inspiration from the eternal existence of the wheat plant. Laylie combines texture, color, and pattern to create a warm and expressive portrait.
Soft-gloss finished, precision cuts on sturdy cardboard with minimum dust.