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In this 6x9" original watercolor painting, a muscular male figure is captured in a moment of refreshing solitude. The painting evokes the intimate act of showering, depicted through a masterful application of cool and warm watercolors that blend to suggest the soothing cascade of water over skin. The artwork conveys a sense of privacy and serenity, celebrating the simple, restorative act of cleansing.
- Image Size: 6" x 9"
- Watercolor on 100% Cotton Strathmore Cold Press Paper
- Hand-Signed by Artist
- This original comes UNFRAMED. Framing is just an example in the photos
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Artwork Details
This is an original, one of a kind artwork created by Brenden Sanborn. Each piece is hand painted using professional grade materials, including watercolor, ink, charcoal, acrylic, oil, or mixed media depending on the work.
All originals are signed by the artist. Dimensions and medium are listed in the product description above.
Unless otherwise noted, artwork is sold unframed to allow collectors to choose framing that suits their space.
Color may vary slightly depending on screen settings. Additional images or detail photos are available upon request.
Shipping & Care
Original artwork is carefully packaged to ensure safe arrival. Depending on size, pieces are shipped flat or in reinforced protective packaging designed specifically for fine art.
Shipping times vary based on destination and artwork size. Tracking information will be provided once your order ships.
Free US shipping on orders over $100.
If artwork arrives damaged in transit, please contact the studio within 48 hours with photographs of the packaging and artwork so a resolution can be arranged.
For long term preservation, Brenden has written a detailed care guide for collectors outlining how to properly frame and protect original watercolor and ink artwork. You can find this article in The Collector’s Guide section of the website.
Original artwork sales are final unless damage occurs during shipping.



