Original artwork description:
Story about painting:
"Is there a more beautiful view than a happy child? Probably not ... Children's happiness and joy are breathtaking, especially because they are spontaneous, pure, sincere, full of real, unadulterated feelings ... When a child rejoices, the whole world is more beautiful, more colorful and happier. We adults are also filled with feelings of well-being, we become more human, better, nicer ... A child's smile is a miracle..."
Materials used:
poplar wood panel
Tags:
#girl #cityscape #city scene #big painting #street #children #child #street scene #walk #happiness #vamosiart #walking #barakonyi #amusement park #jumping childHint of Happiness (2019)
Acrylic painting
by Barakonyi Zsombor
17 Artist Reviews
£15,489
- Acrylic painting on Other
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 150 x 100 x 3.5cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Urban and Pop
- Subject: People and portraits
Original artwork description
Story about painting:
"Is there a more beautiful view than a happy child? Probably not ... Children's happiness and joy are breathtaking, especially because they are spontaneous, pure, sincere, full of real, unadulterated feelings ... When a child rejoices, the whole world is more beautiful, more colorful and happier. We adults are also filled with feelings of well-being, we become more human, better, nicer ... A child's smile is a miracle..."
Materials used:
poplar wood panel
Tags:
#girl #cityscape #city scene #big painting #street #children #child #street scene #walk #happiness #vamosiart #walking #barakonyi #amusement park #jumping childReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (17)
This artwork is sold by Barakonyi Zsombor from Slovakia
Barakonyi Zsombor
Slovakia
About
Zsombor
Barakonyi is a professional Hungarian artist. His unique visual
language offers viewers new levels of perceiving reality, in which,
by overwriting conventional approaches, he builds a dialectic
relationship between content and objectuality.... Read more
