Busy Flinders Street, Melbourne

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$560

Artwork Details

Medium Watercolour, Paper (Requires Framing)
Dimensions 10.6in (W) x 14.2in (H) x 0.4in (D)
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Artwork Description

Looking towards the direction of St Paul's Cathedral on Flinders St, the spires create the quintessential skyline pattern of Melbourne. History blended with urban construction, this painting tries to capture the busy street level against the beautiful backdrop of Melbourne city.

This painting is delivered flat with a mat border, ready to be professionally framed to suit your decor or space (AS PER IMAGE 4 ABOVE). It is delivered unframed, due to the high risk of glass damage during transport. * Stock framing is available at request.

Delivered Unframed Size: 27cm x 36cm/ 10.5″ x 14″
Approx framed size would be: w 53cm x h 63cm

Thank you for having a look at my work. You can view other Melbourne/ Victoria works on the Bluethumb page. Please feel free to contact me with any queries.

* All my works are sold unframed unless otherwise stated. Purchase of this artwork does not include reproduction rights. Artwork cannot be copied or used without the artist’s prior permission.

Artist Bio

Chrysovalantou is an Australian watercolour artist, residing in the inner west suburbs of Sydney. Inspired by her travels, she produces artworks of subjects including: landscapes, street scenes, animals, flowers and seascapes.
Her work is exhibited around NSW, where she has won numerous awards and prizes for her watercolour paintings. Drawing and creating has been since her youth, Chrysovalantou was able to feed this when studying fashion illustration, while completing a fashion design and textiles degree at the Whitehouse Institute of Design.
After 10 years in the industry, "Val" traded the daily graphic drawing for a pencil and paints again and turned her sights to my most admired mediums – watercolor. She was lucky enough to be guided by some of Australia's best watercolour artists, which allowed her to develop her skill to what it is today.