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"Geisha" - by Steve Meyerholz

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GEISHA was inspired by Asian art. I like Asian art and always wanted to see if I could get the Asian style down. I also wanted to see what it would look like if I attempted it, so I painted a Geisha on a 16”x20”x0.875”stretched canvas with high quality acrylic paints. The Geisha has black hair with white streaks and she has it in a bun, glistening lips outlined in dark pinkish purple, and pale skin. She is wearing a black blouse with white on the top and it hangs off of her right shoulder. There is a purple and fuchsia Lotus Blossom in front of her on the bottom right corner of the painting and a giant pink and purple flower outlined in black in the background.

I have worked extremely hard to become the artist I am today, so my work means everything to me. Therefore I package all of my art with care. First, I choose a box that the painting fits tightly in and set it aside. Then I wrap the painting in a protective skin of plastic, add cardboard padding (a thicker, stiffer layer of protective cardboard), and wrap it with bubble wrap. I take the wrapped painting and put it into the box, filling it as completely as possible. Then I tape the box closed, put “FRAGILE, HANDLE WITH CARE” labels on all sides, put a new package of hanging hardware in an envelope and tape it to the box.

RETURN POLICY:
You have 3 days from the day it is delivered to the address listed to contact me via email at secti8nstreetwear@outlook.com or by phone at (602)465-1695 to arrange returning the item.

**HANGING HARDWARE INCLUDES: 10 Picture Hooks, 2 Sawtooth Hangers, 17 Nails, 1 Picture Wire and 20 Screw Eyes.

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Steve Meyerholz is willing to sell this fantastic piece of art.

Geisha

100.00 USD ^{(50.00 USD S&H)}

16"X20"X0.875" - Painting - Acrylic

Painting of a Geisha on a canvas.

Please contact the artist directly to inquire about buying artwork or to make an offer to purchase artwork.

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