Monday, September 1, 2008

Chinatown

This watercolor painting captures San Francisco's historic Chinatown.  It features a traditional Chinese lantern with delicate bells, ornate pagoda-style rooftops with upturned eaves and authentic architectural details. 
 
The original painting is on 10" x 14" Kilamanjaro 300 pound cold pressed paper and is available for sale for $225 plus shipping.  Click here to purchase
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