Lifelong Mates Print
This art print is a reproduction of an original watercolour painting by Chris Spiker.
Origin: Made in Western Australia
Materials: Printed on Hahnemuhle photo rag bright white paper. Comes with a 5cm white mount, ready to frame.
Dimensions: H 38.5cm x W 29cm (image size H 28.5cm x W 19cm)
Note: Print only - frame not included
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Chris Spiker is a self-taught artist who works mostly in watercolours, depicting the birds, animals and flora of Western Australia. He lives in Margaret River, Western Australia.
This art print is a reproduction of an original watercolour painting by Chris Spiker.
This art print is a reproduction of an original watercolour painting by Chris Spiker.
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