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Quiet Courage
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
Size:9x12
Description:
Quiet Courage is a 9x12 original acrylic painting on canvas and part of a three-piece series by Debra Kraska. This expressive floral artwork features bold yellow blooms and a soft pink flower set against a rich teal background, creating a striking balance of color, movement, and emotion.
Painted with loose, intuitive brushstrokes, the flowers feel alive and unfolding—capturing the quiet strength that often exists beneath the surface. The textured layers and gestural marks give this abstract floral painting depth and energy, while the vibrant color palette brings warmth and contrast to the composition.
Part of Debra Kraska’s Courage in Bloom series, Quiet Courage reflects the idea that courage doesn’t always need to be loud or visible—it can exist in small, steady moments of growth. This original acrylic floral painting is perfect for collectors seeking meaningful, contemporary wall art that adds color, emotion, and inspiration to their space.
Details:
Original, one-of-a-kind painting
Varnished and sealed for protection
Signed
Comes ready to hang
Additional information
| Dimensions | 20 × 20 in |
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