Another amazing sight in Sefton Park, Marie Curie's Field of Hope, features daffodils planted in the 1990s as a beautiful tribute to all who have dealt with the trauma of cancer. These vibrant flowers inspire hope and remembrance. A sight to behold, I found myself compelled to paint this breathtaking scene in all its glory.
 
Offered in its original format, the painting 22cm x 22cm and is not mounted or framed, presenting a flexible option for collectors. Should you desire the piece mounted and framed, we can offer a bespoke, professional framing service on request. The price quoted is for a classic cream or black mount and a black 2cm x 2cm frame.
Framed items require approximately 10 days for completion and incur additional postage costs.
 
All original artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity, is painted on 300grm, rough Archer Aquarell paper in Daniel Smith, extra fine, PrimaTek and Luminescent watercolours. These paints are formulated to meet and exceed the highest industry standards in lightfastness, colour value, clarity and vibrancy.