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Portrait Elizabeth II Queen 908 (2001) Original Oil Painting by Eraclis

61 x 71 x 10cm (framed) / 40 x 50cm (actual image size)

£500

Portrait Elizabeth II, Queen Painting 908 16 x 20 x 0.5 inches (40 x 50 x 0.5 cm) Oil and Acrylic on Stretched Canvas with Antique Gold Ornate Swept Frame. 71x61x12 cm Swept Frame size.
The abstract colours and shapes were deliberately chosen for each portrait's colour, shape and design- i.e. in Queen Elizabeth portrait the Union Jack is used, but I did not want a dark blue so used a pearlescent light blue teal so that it would not to clash with the red. Another recurring feature is only the flesh parts of the portraits are painted in oils and not abstracted. In this particular painting, pearl white 3D dots are used as jewels. This is an original oil painting with acrylic colourful paint abstract as background. The contract and detail juxtaposed with abstract colours is what makes this painting more interesting and modern. The beautiful 4" Antique gold ornate frame. It's a very heavy and thick frame with brass hook and eye supplied and fitted.
The portrait is painted in oils and varnished for protection. The Abstract background and body are Acrylic and pearlescent paints and rub on metallic transfer effects, the Same used for guiding gold. All purchase and supplied from specialist artist quality suppliers.
The abstract colours and shapes were deliberately chosen for each portrait's colour, shape and design. Another recurring feature is only the flesh parts of the portraits are painted in oils and not abstracted.
I choose portraits which are still relevant to today's news and firm old favorites but also one or two I like my self artistic point of view. Hope you enjoy and brings back some wonderful memories.

Materials used:

Oil and Acrylic on Stretched Canvas with Antique Gold Ornate Swept Frame.

Details:

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Portrait Elizabeth II, Queen Painting 908 16 x 20 x 0.5 inches (40 x 50 x 0.5 cm) Oil and Acrylic on Stretched Canvas with Antique Gold Ornate Swept Frame. 71x61x12 cm Swept Frame size.
The abstract colours and shapes were deliberately chosen for each portrait's colour, shape and design- i.e. in Queen Elizabeth portrait the Union Jack is used, but I did not want a dark blue so used a pearlescent light blue teal so that it would not to clash with the red. Another recurring feature is only the flesh parts of the portraits are painted in oils and not abstracted. In this particular painting, pearl white 3D dots are used as jewels. This is an original oil painting with acrylic colourful paint abstract as background. The contract and detail juxtaposed with abstract colours is what makes this painting more interesting and modern. The beautiful 4" Antique gold ornate frame. It's a very heavy and thick frame with brass hook and eye supplied and fitted.
The portrait is painted in oils and varnished for protection. The Abstract background and body are Acrylic and pearlescent paints and rub on metallic transfer effects, the Same used for guiding gold. All purchase and supplied from specialist artist quality suppliers.
The abstract colours and shapes were deliberately chosen for each portrait's colour, shape and design. Another recurring feature is only the flesh parts of the portraits are painted in oils and not abstracted.
I choose portraits which are still relevant to today's news and firm old favorites but also one or two I like my self artistic point of view. Hope you enjoy and brings back some wonderful memories.

Materials used:

Oil and Acrylic on Stretched Canvas with Antique Gold Ornate Swept Frame.

Details:

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I love to paint London Skyline XL size which i am mostly well known for and collected. A London-based artist whose work is strongly influenced by colour, architecture and the... Read more

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