The Grass Is Always Greener

Lucy Pittaway

£230

Simple and honest, this painting depicts how many of us feel from time to time whether it be on the subject of relationships, jobs or our homes, we look at others and assume the grass is greener; wishing to be doing something else or looking like somebody else. Here one home is brighter, has more of a garden and looks more appealing and the grey neighbour looks less significant by comparisson. Limited Edition Print - Run of 50 This image has been printed on archival quality 315gsm Fine Art Paper using industry standard lightfast inks. Each print comes numbered and personally signed by Lucy and

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The Grass Is Always Greener

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