Author's painting - Kupena/Solomon's seal. Inspiration from nature. Artist's s

- Acrylic paints on cardboard. - Dimensions 20 x 27 cm. - To prevent fading and protection from UV, the work is varnished. - The price is for a painting on cardboard (20 x 27 cm), without a passe-partout and frame. If you want to receive a painting with a full, original design, write to me. - If you need additional photos or videos about the painting, write to me. - If you want to purchase this work in an original design (passe-partout, wooden frame, fasteners - in case of hanging on the wall) - write to me. - If you have any questions about delivery - write to me. - If you have any difficulties with payment - write to me. I will carefully discuss with you all the questions that have arisen. In my small garden there is such an amazing plant – Polygonatum multiflorum. It is also called “olomon’s Seal. On the root of this plant, the stems that die off every year leave a mark similar to the imprint of a seal. According to legend, King Solomon imprisoned evil spirits in copper vessels and sealed them with his seal ring. I don’t know what Solomon had with the spirits, but I have this cute, gentle and unpretentious plant growing in the shade and delighting me with its unusual flowering every year. Its bell-shaped flowers look like elongated, greenish lilies of the valley. Or like the caps of little gnomes. It seems that now this magical little gnome will look out from under a branch, take his white-green cap, put it on his head and go about his gnome business.