Decorative eggs, after Fabergé. SEE IT BETTER in the middle thumbnail under the design image. Came 5th out of 272 entries in the Painted Eggs Contest: THANKS to all who voted! © Su Schaefer 2013
The House of Fabergé made jeweled and/or enameled eggs, mostly miniature, that were given as gifts at Easter. The most famous were the larger ones made for Alexander III and Nicholas II of Russia (known as the "Imperial" Fabergé eggs). About 42 of the 50 eggs known to have been made have survived. [Wikipedia]
Oil on canvas & stencils, designed as a basic repeat [currently showing at 203 ppi].
