Sculpture of a bulldog in ceramic floral style.

Title: Flowers & Bulldog

Hand painted with acrylic/spray paint, acrylic stencils and markers.

Protected by a double coat anti UV gloss varnish.

Signature: Bulldog sculpture signed under the animal by the painter Priscilla Vettese.

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Floral "Flowers & Bulldog" pop art statue

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Title: Flowers & Bulldog
Year:2022
Technical: Mixed Media
Support: ceramic
Dimensions : W 24 x H 12 x D 14.5 cm
Unique artwork signed by the artist, with certificate of authenticity and invoice.

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Priscilla Vettese is an artist painter.

It is in his studio located in France near Paris that the artist captures the intensity of contrasts on her paintings, composes colors and textures with spontaneous and colorful touches to immortalize the moment. through the prism of his emotions.

Through figurative paintings and abstract paintings, her inspiration comes for the admiration of nature.

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