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Original artwork description:
In this work, I captured the essence of human vulnerability mixed with inner strength.
The enigmatic look calls out to us and leads us to a tacit complicity. The large green eyes contrast with the melancholy, curled-up figure. The arms, crossed, just ask to be separated to comfort us. It is an invitation to an intimate voyage, the prelude to a beautiful love story.
She will instill in you an energy of contemplation and a rich emotional palette.
Fluid oil paint on wood.
The frame is offered to you. It is not new, you can change it if you want a new modern framing.
Materials used:
Oil on hardboard
Tags:
#green eyes #curled up #pensive nude #pensive girlPrelude (2023) Oil painting
by Isabel Mahe
1 Artist Reviews
£348.12 Sold
- Oil painting on Panel / Board / MDF
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 55 x 49 x 3cm (framed) / 46.5 x 40.5cm (actual image size)
- This artwork is sold framed
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Nudes and erotic
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Original artwork description
In this work, I captured the essence of human vulnerability mixed with inner strength.
The enigmatic look calls out to us and leads us to a tacit complicity. The large green eyes contrast with the melancholy, curled-up figure. The arms, crossed, just ask to be separated to comfort us. It is an invitation to an intimate voyage, the prelude to a beautiful love story.
She will instill in you an energy of contemplation and a rich emotional palette.
Fluid oil paint on wood.
The frame is offered to you. It is not new, you can change it if you want a new modern framing.
Materials used:
Oil on hardboard
Tags:
#green eyes #curled up #pensive nude #pensive girl
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Artist Reviews (1)
Isabel Mahe
France
About
Perfectly self-taught: independent by nature, I learned the craft, alone but with my easel, by tenacity, passion . . . and self-criticism. I had to reinvent by empiricism the techniques... Read more