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Original artwork description:
Colonial Hispanic Architecture in Los Angeles is one of my inspirations.
The Mexican Market in Olvera Street, full of colors and joy, is one of the most beautiful spots in Los Angeles.
Vibrant colors, bright white Hispanic buildings, and the energy of the market are represented with impasto technique, impressionistic, bold, colorful brushstrokes.
The artwork is painted on oil-primed canvas, stretched on wooden bars, and wired from the back for easy display.
Materials used:
oil paints, Stretched Canvas
Tags:
#landscape #bright #impasto #architecture #modern #hispanic #city #cityscape #american #bright colors #california #los angeles #impressionism #mexican #colonial architectureOlvera Street, Los Angeles (2025) Oil painting
by Suren Nersisyan
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- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 60.96 x 76.2 x 1.52cm (unframed) / 60.96 x 76.2cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Original artwork description
Colonial Hispanic Architecture in Los Angeles is one of my inspirations.
The Mexican Market in Olvera Street, full of colors and joy, is one of the most beautiful spots in Los Angeles.
Vibrant colors, bright white Hispanic buildings, and the energy of the market are represented with impasto technique, impressionistic, bold, colorful brushstrokes.
The artwork is painted on oil-primed canvas, stretched on wooden bars, and wired from the back for easy display.
Materials used:
oil paints, Stretched Canvas
Tags:
#landscape #bright #impasto #architecture #modern #hispanic #city #cityscape #american #bright colors #california #los angeles #impressionism #mexican #colonial architecture
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Suren Nersisyan
United States
About
I have always been fascinated by the perspective of being outside and
looking in: into a window, onto a street scene, into an intimate still
life setting. I... Read more