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Good crop. The great thing about watercolours (well, one of them) is that they can be easily cropped; opaque media on boards are generally of fixed dimensions. So you normally have to start all over again - or conversely, thrust your boot through the canvas. Or is this quite new? Either way, the composition is much more successful than the original painting, justifying what I hope is your fixed intention to keep at it.
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