Rabbit Watercolour Painting Monet There is no clutter or

There is no clutter or detail beyond the rabbit itself

its swirling

The painting celebrates the stag as the proud king of the autumn woods

settling naturally above a reading nook or facing the foot of a bed where its greenery can greet the morning

It belongs above a cot or changing table in a nursery

Rabbit Watercolour Painting Monet There is no clutter orA young brown rabbit sits upright among dry meadow grasses, ears raised and eyes wide, painted in loose watercolour washes that bleed softly into the pale ground. Warm ochre and russet build the thick fur of the chest and flank, while a few sharp strokes pick out the whiskers and the dark rim of each ear. Around him, seed heads and thin blades of grass are suggested rather than drawn, their sandy greens and faint lilacs dissolving into the light