Original artwork description:
Peonies stand on a pedestal. Are they important or funny? The picture was painted from life with a palette knife. Juicy colors, three-dimensional strokes convey the beauty and character of these colors. The picture can become a bright accent in the interior. The canvas is stretched over a wooden frame. the painting is covered with varnish.
Materials used:
Linen canvas, oil, dammar varnish.
Tags:
#artwork #art for interiors #pink flower #flowers art #peonies art #pink flower painting #цветы #still life with peonies #oil flower painting #розовый #bouquet of peonies #красота #oil flowers artwork #пионы #бутоныImportant peony (2019)
Oil painting
by Tatyana Kaganets
1 Artist Reviews
£469.92 Sold
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 50.01 x 50.01 x 2.01cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Flowers and plants
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Original artwork description
Peonies stand on a pedestal. Are they important or funny? The picture was painted from life with a palette knife. Juicy colors, three-dimensional strokes convey the beauty and character of these colors. The picture can become a bright accent in the interior. The canvas is stretched over a wooden frame. the painting is covered with varnish.
Materials used:
Linen canvas, oil, dammar varnish.
Tags:
#artwork #art for interiors #pink flower #flowers art #peonies art #pink flower painting #цветы #still life with peonies #oil flower painting #розовый #bouquet of peonies #красота #oil flowers artwork #пионы #бутоныReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (1)
This artwork is sold by Tatyana Kaganets from Russia
Tatyana Kaganets
Russia
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“Why am I me, and not a tree, an animal, a stone. . . ”
I continue this thought from childhood in my artistic practice, in search of empathy towards another... Read more
