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Original artwork description:
“Waiting for the hour to finally find you back.
Stay there to see you evolve, to breathe the humid and heavy air of a summer day. Feel your hair vibrate under my fingers.
Black and white memory of what you were.”
::: Medium: black chalk, charcoal and pencils drawing on paper, without a frame, finished with a varnish, sent rolled in a reinforced tube
::: Size: 29,7×42 cm – 11.7″ x 16.5″
• Signed on front
• OOAK and ORIGINAL WORK
Materials used:
black chalk, charcoal and pencils
Tags:
#home decor #equine art #horse art #horse portrait #horse drawing #horse head studies #gift idea for horse lovers #equestrian fine art #blue horse painting #equine drawingExpression 25t (2023)
Charcoal drawing
by Benedicte Gele
10 Artist Reviews
£334.64
- Charcoal drawing on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 29.7 x 42 x 0.1cm (unframed)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Animals and birds
Original artwork description
“Waiting for the hour to finally find you back.
Stay there to see you evolve, to breathe the humid and heavy air of a summer day. Feel your hair vibrate under my fingers.
Black and white memory of what you were.”
::: Medium: black chalk, charcoal and pencils drawing on paper, without a frame, finished with a varnish, sent rolled in a reinforced tube
::: Size: 29,7×42 cm – 11.7″ x 16.5″
• Signed on front
• OOAK and ORIGINAL WORK
Materials used:
black chalk, charcoal and pencils
Tags:
#home decor #equine art #horse art #horse portrait #horse drawing #horse head studies #gift idea for horse lovers #equestrian fine art #blue horse painting #equine drawingReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (10)
This artwork is sold by Benedicte Gele from France
Benedicte Gele
France
About
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
