Autumn
$450.00
10×20 Pastel
I went shopping in my own yard and found the leaves, pumpkins, and daisy. I wanted to show texture so there is fruit, vegetables, flowers, combined with candles, fires, silver, glass and cloth.
Framed in a custom black frame with gold insert with True-Vue AR Glass.
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