nana's house
nana's house
nana's house

nana's house
nana's house ~ mixed media collage, 5.5X5 inches
CDN$55.00

This is 'the house at the harbour' that belonged to my great grandmother. My grammie would tell me stories of living there and looking after her brothers and sisters in the early 1900s. There are two chairs in the photo I have ~ maybe waiting for people to sit and share their stories.

Materials:

'nana's house' is created on a shingle from my grandfather's 100 year old barn on Miscou Island. Japanese papers, along with acrylic paint and watercolours, are also included in this collage.

In keeping with the salvaged wood substrate, the sides are unfinished, with bits of paper and paint drips visible. This piece has a twine hanger that can be folded back if you wish to prop it on a mini easel, bookshelf, mantle, or table. Signed on the back, this piece is finished with a matte varnish to ensure protection against fading, discolouration, and moisture. Avoid placing all artwork in direct sunlight.

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