Gargoyle, 2024 by Utah Artist Brent Palmer
Gargoyle is an original watercolor painting exploring the expressive character of carved stone. Cool gray washes and delicate highlights define the face’s furrowed brows, curling features, and dramatic open mouth.
A richly patterned background of red, gold, and black surrounds the sculpture, contrasting its weathered surfaces with warm color and rhythmic ornament. The interplay of light and shadow gives the stone a sense of volume, while the direct gaze brings personality to the architectural subject.
This painting offers a distinctive focal point for collectors drawn to Gothic imagery, architectural details, and expressive watercolor.
This listing is for a Giclee reproduction print of my original watercolor painting. The print is 8x10 inches with a one inch white border on Arches 140 lb, 100% cotton, cold pressed paper with professional grade giclee ink. Colors may slightly vary due to computers monitor color settings. The print is unframed. The piece is backed with a museum quality mat board, sealed in cellophane and shipped in a heavy "stay flat" envelope.
Gargoyle, 2024 by Utah Artist Brent Palmer
Gargoyle is an original watercolor painting exploring the expressive character of carved stone. Cool gray washes and delicate highlights define the face’s furrowed brows, curling features, and dramatic open mouth.
A richly patterned background of red, gold, and black surrounds the sculpture, contrasting its weathered surfaces with warm color and rhythmic ornament. The interplay of light and shadow gives the stone a sense of volume, while the direct gaze brings personality to the architectural subject.
This painting offers a distinctive focal point for collectors drawn to Gothic imagery, architectural details, and expressive watercolor.
This listing is for a Giclee reproduction print of my original watercolor painting. The print is 8x10 inches with a one inch white border on Arches 140 lb, 100% cotton, cold pressed paper with professional grade giclee ink. Colors may slightly vary due to computers monitor color settings. The print is unframed. The piece is backed with a museum quality mat board, sealed in cellophane and shipped in a heavy "stay flat" envelope.