About this Product
This small painting features a honeybee on a clover flower, pausing in the steady work bees do so well. The soft blend of greens and purples in the background suggests a quiet, untended space where clover naturally grows.
Painted from a reference photo of one of our own bees, the piece combines realistic detail with loose brushwork to bring the scene to life.
It measures 4x4 inches and is painted in acrylic on a ¾" thick cradled Ampersand hardboard panel. The edges are fully painted to match the background, so it looks finished from every side.
It’s ready to hang right out of the box—no frame needed, though you can frame it if you prefer.
Did you know? A single hive can contain anywhere from 20,000 to 60,000 bees, all working together to support their queen and the hive.
Honeybee on Clover
4x4
Acrylic on cradled hardboard
Lily and Figs
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