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a small brown bird came to visit by Mariann Johansen-Ellis

Painting, Acrylic
One of a kind artwork
40 x 30 cm


2026
165,00 €❊
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50,00 €
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40,00 €
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42,00 €
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original painting


Original artwork description


I dont know what he was, or where he was heading, having a rest on my table, he was just adorable. unexpected visitors can sometimes make you feel very special.

on paper made for acrylic paints, I have painted the flowers, vase and bird in acrylic paints, adding colored pencil to the black background to soften it. When all dry I have varnished it with UV varnish for protection and signed it on the front, On the back I have added title year and my signature.
The painting measures 12 x 16 (30cm x 40 cm), it is easy to frame being an A3 size, many standard frames are available in this size.
I ship from my studio in Denmark, fully tracked, within 3 days, with many years experience in packaging my art so it arrives safely.
Thank you for looking, Mariann


More details


Subject

Animals
Flowers and plants

Style

Expressionism

Orientation

Portrait

Size
40 x 30 cm
Created
2026
Artwork number
10


Substrate and Material


Substrate »

Paper


Material »

Acrylic · Pencil



Frequently asked questions about this work

Who created “a small brown bird came to visit”?

“a small brown bird came to visit” was created by Mariann Johansen-Ellis.

How much does “a small brown bird came to visit” cost?

The price is 165 euros.

How big is “a small brown bird came to visit”?

The work measures 40 x 30 cm (height x width).

Is “a small brown bird came to visit” still available?

Yes, “a small brown bird came to visit” is available.

When was “a small brown bird came to visit” made?

The work was completed in 2026.

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