It Wasn't Me by Samantha Ellis

Fixing its new owner with its best butter-wouldn’t-melt-in-its-mouth stare, the transfixed Beagle visually cemented in Samantha Ellis’ very latest Spring 2017 has got its work out convincing its judge and jury that it can be absolved of any blame for what it’s alleged to have done, off canvas. Chiefly by adopting the most innocent of expressions and hoping that its owner is fooled into believing/accepting that ‘It Wasn’t Me’. When all unseen (yet circumstantial) evidence suggests otherwise. Painting a fastidiously illustrated giclee on board picture that tells more than a thousand words within its 20” x 20” limited edition surrounds, this hand-signed study by the exciting new contemporary fine art exponent, Ellis can be reserved with immediate effect. And we would cordially suggest those intent on buying do just that, on account of envisaged interest now that it’s in the public domain.