Curtis Long Fine Art
Marfa Shop
Private Collection
High-resolution museum archival capture • © Curtis Long Optium Museum Acrylic® Compatible
Urban Series 2006

Marfa Shop

$650

Medium / Substrate Watercolor 5" x 7" i painted this during our brief stay in marfa
Physical Dimensions 5" x 7"
Authenticity Status Signed & Serialized COA
Provenance Curtis Long Atelier, Austin, TX

Curatorial Notes

Marfa Shop Watercolor 5" x 7" I painted this during our brief stay in Marfa, Texas, known for it's mysterious Marfa Lights and the Chinati Foundation art center.  The owners of this building allowed us to camp on their property for a couple nights.  One of the owners has this to say about the painting:  "The shop on top of the hill is my favorite thing about the whole property.

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