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Other details :
Artwork on cardboard. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
13x16.3in
About this artwork
One of the largest eagles in the world, the Australian Wedge-tailed Eagle has a wingspan of almost three metres. They make huge nests high in large trees which they will use for decades. They are powerful, majestic birds which can be seen soaring at great height over grasslands in search of prey. Eagles are seen as a symbol of strength, power and protection.
This painting is done with premium handmade Kobaien inks and watercolour on xuan paper which… has a subtle shimmer of mica flecks.
It has been dry mounted by the artist on A4 size Fabriano 300gsm archival paper and professionally framed with acid-free matt board and a slender black wooden frame.
The quality of materials used means the beauty and value of this work will increase over time, providing you with an investment that will last for generations.
Arlo Mercia, a full-time artist, explores the gentle elegance of the natural world through Oriental brush painting. She has been honoured with the artist name on her seal stamp: Tao Ya Li and her work is featured on the website of Kobaien Inks of Japan. Using the venerable Four Treasures - ink stick, ink stone, brushes, and paper - she expertly marries the Gongbi technique of fine-line painting with the expression of her subjects' unique essence. Her art, meticulously planned yet seemingly spontaneous, captures not the objective reality of her subjects but their inherent spirit, evoking a soothing tranquillity in viewers.