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Cape Kiwanda Keyhole Seascape Coast Original Oil Painting

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Paintings
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Subject
Seascape
Date of Creation
2000-Now
Region of Origin
US
Medium
Oil
Style
Realism
Original/ Reproduction
Original
Size Type/ Largest Dimension
Medium (Up to 30")
Signed?
Signed
Substrate
Canvas
Condition
New

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Cape Kiwanda Keyhole

16" x 20"

unframed

An original oil painting of Cape Kiwanda Keyhole located on the Oregon Coast off the Pacific Ocean. I fell in love with this cape. The arch I later discovered was referred to as a keyhole. The slot goes out to the Pacific Ocean. What intriging rock formations.

This painting is accomplished by adding several layer of paint to achieve the natural hue of nature, with much attention to detail. I hope you enjoy this colorful seascape.

This is on a stretched canvas. If you have any any questions please email.
 

 

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20660069

Priced $765.00. Categorized under Art >> Direct from the Artist >> Paintings. Subject: Seascape, Date of Creation: 2000-Now, Region of Origin: US, Medium: Oil, Style: Realism, Original/ Reproduction: Original, Size Type/ Largest Dimension: Medium (Up to 30"), Signed?: Signed, Substrate: Canvas, Condition: New. Cape Kiwanda Keyhole 16 x 20 unframed An original oil painting of Cape Kiwanda Keyhole located on the Oregon Coast of the Pacific Ocean. I fel in love with this cape. The arch I later discovered was refered to as a keyhole. The slot goes.