Original artwork description:
Series Dressage Test: each drawing represents a posture of a dressage horse like snapshots taken on the spot.
This painting of a dressage horse in motion decomposition reminds me the Muybridge and Marey's works in the 19th century.
::: Medium: Acrylic and gesso on canvas, without frame, finished with a varnish, ready to hang or ready to be framed at your choice
::: Size: 39,4 x 19.7 in / 100 x 50 cm
::: Year: 2017
Materials used:
acrylic, gesso
Tags:
#dressage test #blue #portrait #expressionism #acrylic #animal art #equine art #horse art #horse painting #equestrian artist #dressage horse #dressage #equusEquine Nude 7a (2017)
Acrylic painting
by Benedicte Gele
10 Artist Reviews
£1,118.65 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 100 x 50 x 4cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
Series Dressage Test: each drawing represents a posture of a dressage horse like snapshots taken on the spot.
This painting of a dressage horse in motion decomposition reminds me the Muybridge and Marey's works in the 19th century.
::: Medium: Acrylic and gesso on canvas, without frame, finished with a varnish, ready to hang or ready to be framed at your choice
::: Size: 39,4 x 19.7 in / 100 x 50 cm
::: Year: 2017
Materials used:
acrylic, gesso
Tags:
#dressage test #blue #portrait #expressionism #acrylic #animal art #equine art #horse art #horse painting #equestrian artist #dressage horse #dressage #equusReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (10)
This artwork is sold by Benedicte Gele from France
Benedicte Gele
France
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Bénédicte Gelé is drawn equally to the animal and to the act of drawing itself. The living form, with its curves and movement, reminds her of the nude studies of... Read more
