Framed Original Watercolor | Nature Rarer Uses Yellow

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Yellow is the rarest color in nature, Dickinson says. Saved for sunsets. Spent scantly and selectly - like a lover's words.

This small buttercup study is a quiet celebration of exactly that - the soft, selective magic of yellow. Pale blooms in butter and yellow-green watercolor, with individual petals cut and layered in collage, all set against a clean white ground.

It's a companion to "I Dwell in Possibility" - the same palette, the same intimate scale - but with its own distinct feeling.

Lovely on its own, and beautiful alongside its companion piece.

Size: 5 × 7 inches (image) | Framed: 9 × 9 inches
Medium: Original watercolor and cut paper collage
Frame: White or Blue 9 × 9 shadow box - ready to hang
One of a kind: Yes - this is an original, one-of-a-kind work

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Yellow is the rarest color in nature, Dickinson says. Saved for sunsets. Spent scantly and selectly - like a lover's words.

It's a companion to "I Dwell in Possibility" - the same palette, the same intimate scale - but with its own distinct feeling.

Lovely on its own, and beautiful alongside its companion piece.

"Nature Rarer Uses Yellow" by Emily Dickinson

Nature rarer uses Yellow

Than another Hue.

Saves she all of that for Sunsets

Prodigal of Blue -

Spending Scarlet, like a Woman -

Yellow she affords

Only scantly and selectly

Like a Lover's Words.

Framed Original Watercolor | Nature Rarer Uses Yellow

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