Another instalment in my very popular "Loup-Garou" series (French for "werewolf") - all featuring wolves and beautiful girls in French-inspired portrait settings. "Blanche Neige" means of course "Snow White" - featuring the fairytale princess herself, running with the wolves! You can see a cosy cottage in the background which is inspired by Marie Antoinette's own idealised "Hameau" village in the gardens of Versailles. This one debuted at the Celebration Art Stroll in February of 2011. My own original acrylic painting.

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"Loup-Garou: Blanche Neige" Sticker

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"Loup-Garou: Blanche Neige" Sticker

Another instalment in my very popular "Loup-Garou" series (French for "werewolf") - all featuring wolves and beautiful girls in French-inspired portrait settings. "Blanche Neige" means of course "Snow White" - featuring the fairytale princess herself, running with the wolves! You can see a cosy cottage in the background which is inspired by Marie Antoinette's own idealised "Hameau" village in the gardens of Versailles. This one debuted at the Celebration Art Stroll in February of 2011. My own original acrylic painting.

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