Hanjague the Humpback Whale

Hanjague the humpback whale, named after the granite islet in the Eastern Isles. Hanjague or An Wynjek in Cornish "the windy one" has no vegetation and serves as a nesting ground for seabirds.

Acrylic painting on driftwood. Hung with brass eyelets and whipped twine.

A piece measuring approximately 30cm x 5.5cm x 2.5-3cm  (H x W x D). 

Original artwork by Gemma Pearce.

The type of Driftwood/wood found varies. It is not always known if the wood has been treated (varnished/painted) when found. 

Each Driftwood painting is unique, prints and back in stock requests are sadly unavailble. If you find a piece has sold you may contact me for a commission of a similar piece or wait and see what the tide brings me!

Colour may vary slightly from image shown due to photographic lighting conditions and your computer screen settings.