Original artwork description:
“Original watercolour and gouache 20 H x 20 W inch.(61x51 cm) 'Karlsplatz Station ' view of the crowded Karlsplatz Station in Vienna with typical horse carriages; It was started to paint on location with several sketches made en plein air, and the final stage was executed in studio 2016 by Maximilian Damico, professional in the Watercolor technique; on Saunders Waterford Watercolor Papers 300gm rough”
Materials used:
Watercolor Paper Saunders Waterford 300gm rough, Watercolors Schmincke
Tags:
#watercolour #watercolor on paper #horses in motion #carriage horses #church dome #vienna squareKarlspaltz station (2016)
Watercolour
by Maximilian Damico
37 Artist Reviews
£450 Sold
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 50.8 x 60.96 x 0.25cm (unframed) / 49.53 x 59.69cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Original artwork description
“Original watercolour and gouache 20 H x 20 W inch.(61x51 cm) 'Karlsplatz Station ' view of the crowded Karlsplatz Station in Vienna with typical horse carriages; It was started to paint on location with several sketches made en plein air, and the final stage was executed in studio 2016 by Maximilian Damico, professional in the Watercolor technique; on Saunders Waterford Watercolor Papers 300gm rough”
Materials used:
Watercolor Paper Saunders Waterford 300gm rough, Watercolors Schmincke
Tags:
#watercolour #watercolor on paper #horses in motion #carriage horses #church dome #vienna squareReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (37)
This artwork is sold by Maximilian Damico from Czechia
Maximilian Damico
Czechia
About
Italian watercolorist Maximilian Damico paints primarily on location. He observes city sidewalks and intersections, looking for not the most famous scenes but the most interesting. With quick, lively brushstrokes, Maximilian... Read more
