• This painting shows a bubbling volcano next to a Japanese red-crowned crane, with birds, plants, water inlets, and fish below. Jean's collage-style blends countryside and jungle fauna and flora, with bays and beaches, resembling a tropical island. Many viewers say it looks like an island they'd love to visit, with its exotic beauty, vibrant colors, inviting waves, and cool birds.
  • A blue bedroom with a bed featuring white and blue sheets. Above the bed hangs a poster in an oak frame. The poster features a bubbling volcano next to a Japanese red-crowned crane, with birds, plants, water inlets, and fish below. The artwork, in a collage style, blends countryside and jungle fauna and flora, with bays and beaches, resembling a tropical island. Many viewers say it looks like an island they'd love to visit, with its exotic beauty, vibrant colors, inviting waves, and cool birds.
  • Framed poster on a white wall. The poster features a painting that shows a bubbling volcano next to a Japanese red-crowned crane, with birds, plants, water inlets, and fish below. Jean's collage-style blends countryside and jungle fauna and flora, with bays and beaches, resembling a tropical island. Many viewers say it looks like an island they'd love to visit, with its exotic beauty, vibrant colors, inviting waves, and cool birds.
This painting shows a bubbling volcano next to a Japanese red-crowned crane, with birds, plants, water inlets, and fish below. Jean's collage-style blends countryside and jungle fauna and flora, with bays and beaches, resembling a tropical island. Many viewers say it looks like an island they'd love to visit, with its exotic beauty, vibrant colors, inviting waves, and cool birds.
A blue bedroom with a bed featuring white and blue sheets. Above the bed hangs a poster in an oak frame. The poster features a bubbling volcano next to a Japanese red-crowned crane, with birds, plants, water inlets, and fish below. The artwork, in a collage style, blends countryside and jungle fauna and flora, with bays and beaches, resembling a tropical island. Many viewers say it looks like an island they'd love to visit, with its exotic beauty, vibrant colors, inviting waves, and cool birds.
Framed poster on a white wall. The poster features a painting that shows a bubbling volcano next to a Japanese red-crowned crane, with birds, plants, water inlets, and fish below. Jean's collage-style blends countryside and jungle fauna and flora, with bays and beaches, resembling a tropical island. Many viewers say it looks like an island they'd love to visit, with its exotic beauty, vibrant colors, inviting waves, and cool birds.

Volcanos & Islands Poster

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This painting depicts a bubbling volcano [right side] at the top next to a Japanese red-crowned crane to the left, and below the volcano are birds and plants surrounded by water inlets and fish. Jean often layered images, filled with patterns and designs, without a precise perspective creating a collage-style visual. Here her artwork is a blend of countryside and jungle fauna and flora, interspersed with bays and beaches as though portraying a tropical island or even an arcipelago. Often upon seeing this painting, many people have said that this would be an island that they would want to visit, with its exotic beauty, vibrant colours, inviting waves and very cool looking birds!

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This art print is sold exclusively at Wallbaby and is printed especially for you with water-based ink on premium 250gsm matt paper, so it’ll always look as good as the day you met.

Size guide
21 x 30 cm

Banana for scale. Banana approximated 15 x 13 cm (medium).

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