- Estelle Asmodelle
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- Garden of the Hesperides
Original artwork description
This artwork is an original, one-off work by the artist.
This is a HUGE work, being 2 panels totalling 5.1 meters by 1.55 meters. 'Resting in the Garden of the Hesperides' is based upon Greek mythology, whereby the gods gained their power by eating the fruit (golden apples) of the garden to obtain immortality. There is a metaphor in this work concerning our need to live longer. Painted in the style of abstract expressionism.
The work is in two parts and should be displayed next to each other.
PART 1: This is where someone enters the garden and eats of the golden apples.
PART 2: Then, obtaining immortality, someone can then see eternity.
This work is painted on heavyweight Holncorp Gallery linen canvas and has been sealed with varnish. Each panel is 2.55 meters x 1.55 meters and rests side by side. They can be shipped in a crate. Painted with high-quality Synthetic Polymer.
This work was created in July 2017.
A Certificate of Authenticity with hologram verification is attached to the image. This artwork is shipping mounted ready to hang.
IMPORTANT POINTS ABOUT ESTELLE:
> Established Seller for seven years running.
> Famous Australian Artist & Personality.
> One of the Top-Selling Australian Artists.
> A Preferred Artist with Louis Vuitton.
> Paintings in Collections in 40 Countries.
> Regularly in Vogue, Marie Claire & Others.
> Exhibited at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum.
> Exhibited in many galleries around the world.
> Winner of dozens of international art prizes.
> All paintings are Originals, no Prints.
Materials used:
Acrylic and Gesso and varnish
Details:
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 513 x 158 x 7cm (framed)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Organic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Tags:
#huge abstract#huge painting#huge art#very large#very big#estelle asmodelle#asmodelle#gigantic art#gigantic painting#enormous art#enormous abstract
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Original artwork description
This artwork is an original, one-off work by the artist.
This is a HUGE work, being 2 panels totalling 5.1 meters by 1.55 meters. 'Resting in the Garden of the Hesperides' is based upon Greek mythology, whereby the gods gained their power by eating the fruit (golden apples) of the garden to obtain immortality. There is a metaphor in this work concerning our need to live longer. Painted in the style of abstract expressionism.
The work is in two parts and should be displayed next to each other.
PART 1: This is where someone enters the garden and eats of the golden apples.
PART 2: Then, obtaining immortality, someone can then see eternity.
This work is painted on heavyweight Holncorp Gallery linen canvas and has been sealed with varnish. Each panel is 2.55 meters x 1.55 meters and rests side by side. They can be shipped in a crate. Painted with high-quality Synthetic Polymer.
This work was created in July 2017.
A Certificate of Authenticity with hologram verification is attached to the image. This artwork is shipping mounted ready to hang.
IMPORTANT POINTS ABOUT ESTELLE:
> Established Seller for seven years running.
> Famous Australian Artist & Personality.
> One of the Top-Selling Australian Artists.
> A Preferred Artist with Louis Vuitton.
> Paintings in Collections in 40 Countries.
> Regularly in Vogue, Marie Claire & Others.
> Exhibited at Tokyo Metropolitan Art Museum.
> Exhibited in many galleries around the world.
> Winner of dozens of international art prizes.
> All paintings are Originals, no Prints.
Materials used:
Acrylic and Gesso and varnish
Details:
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 513 x 158 x 7cm (framed)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Organic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Tags:
#huge abstract#huge painting#huge art#very large#very big#estelle asmodelle#asmodelle#gigantic art#gigantic painting#enormous art#enormous abstract
Estelle Asmodelle
Australia
About
I started painting as a small child and usually won the school art prizes, first exhibiting at the Berrima District Art Show at the age of 10. After leaving school... Read more