Original artwork description:

Original, modern palette knife palette knife painting, with thick impasto oil paint layers. Title: "Ah, Sunflowers" (PALETTE KNIFE Oil Painting On Canvas)" Size: 16"x20"x ¾ Inches Materials: Artist quality oil paints, Gallery Wrapped, Back Stapled Canvas. Sides are painted black or white, no frame required. Unframed and wired, ready to hang. Certificate of Authenticity Included. Painting is signed on front and signed & dated on the back. S H I P P I N G Domestic shipping is by USPS with tracking. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: Yes, I do ship internationally. As rates are different for different sizes of painting, I can't tell ahead how much it will cost. Please feel free to contact me for an international shipping quote. Purchaser is responsible for customs fees in their own country R E T U R N S: I will refund purchase price (less shipping) if you return it to me at your own expense within two weeks of purchase. I retain all rights to digital and print reproduction. Artist Statement: "God respects me when I work, but He loves me when I sing". ~ R. Tagore. Art is my song and a palette knife is my - "Bandmaster's Stick"OLena Art - My palette knife oil impasto textured technique has emerged as my favorite medium for the present moment. I also enjoy working with my fresco style paintings, abstracts, photography and wood Intarsia projects. I believe the ability to perceive Beauty brings inner peace and clarity. BEAUTY, TRUTH AND GOODNESS are ONE. Creation is possible when that inner peace is attained. When this happens, it can manifest itself outside in different forms including art. As John Updike said: “The artist brings something into the world that did not exist before, and they do it without destroying anything else.” The art that has been created does even more. It transforms everything around it with its energy. It heals. – Lena Owens Favorite quote: ..".. Now, what does it mean to be sensitive? To be cognizant of colour and form, of what people say and of your response to it; to be considerate, to have good taste, good manners; not to be rough, not to hurt people either physically or inwardly and be unaware of it; to see a beautiful thing and linger with it; to listen tentatively without being bored to everything that is said, so that the mind becomes acute, sharp - all this is sensitivity, is it not? So is there much difference between sensitivity and awareness? I don't think so...." JK

Materials used:

oil paints, canvas, palette knife

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