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Original artwork description:
In my artwork, I use oil colours to capture the majestic presence of the king of the savana. The figurative depiction of the lion combines power and elegance as the sun illuminates its golden coat. The gesturally painted background and the moving rough brushstrokes that define the shapes of the big cat of prey reflect its untamed energy.
The painting board has a rectangular shape (10 x 13 cm), but is not geometric but cut by hand. It is presented on a 30x40 cm ochre/orange coloured cardboard. The work is for sale without a frame.
Materials used:
oil painting
Tags:
#lion #warm colours #african animal #king of #orange ocherLion of the Sawanne (2024)
Oil painting
by Lisa Braun
4 Artist Reviews
£150.04 Sold
- Oil painting on Panel / Board / MDF
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 13 x 10 x 0.2cm (unframed) / 13 x 10cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Unspecified
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
In my artwork, I use oil colours to capture the majestic presence of the king of the savana. The figurative depiction of the lion combines power and elegance as the sun illuminates its golden coat. The gesturally painted background and the moving rough brushstrokes that define the shapes of the big cat of prey reflect its untamed energy.
The painting board has a rectangular shape (10 x 13 cm), but is not geometric but cut by hand. It is presented on a 30x40 cm ochre/orange coloured cardboard. The work is for sale without a frame.
Materials used:
oil painting
Tags:
#lion #warm colours #african animal #king of #orange ocher
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Artist Reviews (4)
Lisa Braun
Italy
About
Since I was a child I’ve been drawing and painting everything around me that caught my attention
or fascinated me. I think that was my way of trying to understand... Read more
