CATHY DEE – SURFER DOGS ORIGINAL WATERCOLOUR
$198.00
Title: Untitled
Artist: Cathy Dee
Material: Watercolour
Oil Size: 28.5cm x 36.5cm
Frame Size: 30.5cm x 38.6cm
Year: Unknown
Conditions: General
Cool 80’s style painting of some surfer dogs by cartoonist Cathy Dee.
The watercolor has two pieces rip off in the sky and a piece of color rip off on the left-hand concern of the frame (Please refer to the photos).
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