École Naïf (1970s) - Gaia's Garden

- Oil on canvas. Original canvas.

- At the heart of Gaia’s Garden, nature discards measure to embrace wonder: on the naive-stroke canvas, botany and zoology merge into a visual poem where flora reaches colossal proportions and creatures cohabit in primordial candor.

- Image dimensions unframed: 40 x 32 cm / 48 x 40 cm with exclusive custom frame.

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