Joyous Celebration in Red
Joyous Celebration in Red
Joyous Celebration in Red
Joyous Celebration in Red
Joyous Celebration in Red
Joyous Celebration in Red
Joyous Celebration in Red
Joyous Celebration in Red

Joyous Celebration in Red

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This is an original painting that is signed by Jane M. Mason.

Notes From The Artist...

I created this painting after attending a jubilant celebration with fireworks. I was inspired to interpret the energy in the sky in a colorway that makes sense to me for celebrating: so I used red and gold.

The metallic watercolor paint on the painting should stay shiny and reflective for quite a while. It is a Daniel Smith brand "Iridescent Gold" with a lightfast rating of 1 (the highest).

I'm eager for this painting to bring you the happy feelings that it brought me to create it.

I suggest this painting be "floated in a frame." By doing that you can add the color behind it, plus gold, or red, or other color that will help accentuate the energy in the painting. Professional framers are familiar with the term to "float" a painting.

Art Details...

  • Dimensions: W 11" x H 7" - This abstract painting may be framed and wired to be hung as a vertical or a horizontal. It's your choice.
  • Year completed: 2018
  • Media: Watercolor with metallic watercolor paint
  • Genre: Abstract
  • Key Colors: Red, gold
  • Paper: Arches 300LB
  • Signature: On back
  • Packaging: You will receive the painting itself. It will be wrapped in archival materials. It will not be framed or matted.
  • Descriptive words: Abstract, Chinese celebration, Chinese red, lucky colors, gold, metallic, watercolor, happy color, jubilant

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Jane M. Mason

As a small child, I started taking art classes at Joslyn Museum in Omaha. Every Saturday morning I was at the museum for a class. As a five-year-old, I won my first art contest and distinctly remember the drawing I had created being used on the cover of the spring catalog for Joslyn Museum. My childlike enthusiasm for art and happiness creating art is in my DNA now. It’s part of every piece of art I create.

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