Oak Branch Watercolor
Disclaimer: the artworks is a vintage piece from a real artist, digitally enhanced. Piece name: Kashi during 1870–1880 by Megata Morikaga. A delicate watercolor painting depicts a close-up of an oak branch with three acorns clustered together. The acorns are a pale green with brown caps, and the leaves are a soft, muted green. The branch is thin and brown, and the leaves are arranged in a graceful, flowing pattern.
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