Clarissa

Lucy Pittaway

£115

Clarissa was the very first Highland cow Lucy ever painted, and there's a softness to her that belies real strength. She sits proudly in a landscape of rolling hills, purple fields and a heavy blue sky. It's a striking, atmospheric piece, and those rich purples and blues make a real statement in a living room or hallway. Open Edition Print Hand-drawn in soft pastel by Lucy in her Yorkshire studio, this piece is available as a Fine Art Paper print on archival 315gsm paper with lightfast inks, or a Canvas print using Canon Lucia Pro inks on 360gsm 100% cotton canvas with a satin varnish finish.

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