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Under the Moon of Love - Original Artwork

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Medium: Soft Pastel on Board Size: 30” x 30” Framed Size: 37" x 37" Frame Type: Black Bevel There's something so peaceful about looking up at the moon and watching the stars dance across the sky; and these two sheep are taking full advantage of the night sky as they sit under the moonlight basking in each others love.
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Medium: Soft Pastel on Board


Size: 30” x 30”


Framed Size: 37" x 37"


Frame Type: Black Bevel


There's something so peaceful about looking up at the moon and watching the stars dance across the sky; and these two sheep are taking full advantage of the night sky as they sit under the moonlight basking in each others love.


The moon is big and bright, two lovers stare in delight. As they witness a shooting star, amidst a tree of bright red hearts.

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