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Original artwork description:
Knife and brush work, and the choice of shades of blues and greens structure this composition which is a representation of a famous quay in the city of Niort where the Sèvre Niortaise flows peacefully. This quay, where it is good to stroll, leads us to the town where the Keep stands which adjoins the Halles and the historic center.
The edges are painted black and the canvas is varnished (mat)
Materials used:
Acrylic on canvas
Tags:
#abstract #abstract landscape #cityscape #abstract cityscape #river bankQuai de la Regratterie, Niort (2021)
Acrylic painting
by Benoit Guerin
11 Artist Reviews
£180.19 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 25 x 30 x 2cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Organic
- Subject: Architecture and cityscapes
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Original artwork description
Knife and brush work, and the choice of shades of blues and greens structure this composition which is a representation of a famous quay in the city of Niort where the Sèvre Niortaise flows peacefully. This quay, where it is good to stroll, leads us to the town where the Keep stands which adjoins the Halles and the historic center.
The edges are painted black and the canvas is varnished (mat)
Materials used:
Acrylic on canvas
Tags:
#abstract #abstract landscape #cityscape #abstract cityscape #river bankReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (11)
This artwork is sold by Benoit Guerin from France
Benoit Guerin
France
About
Benoît est un transmetteur, un transmetteur d'émotions. Peintre autodidacte il débute sa vie artistique avec la peinture figurative puis glisse naturellement vers l'abstraction qu'il définit comme « un meilleur terrain... Read more
