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About The Artwork Edition 1/10. "Whispers of the wind" is a Limited edition (10) manufactured with a high resolution and printed on highest quality Gallery Wrap 300 gsm natural cotton canvas. For the 140 cm x80 cm size edition, "Whispers of the wind" comes in a limited edition of only 10 prints. Once all 10 of the prints in this edition have sold out, there will be no other prints of "Whispers of the wind". Dimension: 140 cm x 80 cm x 2 cm / 55" x 31.5". Original Created:2017 Subjects:Floral Materials:Canvas Styles:Art DecoPop ArtPortraitureConceptualModern Mediums:PhotoDigitalInk Details & Dimensions Photography:Photo on Canvas Artist Produced Limited Edition of:10 Size:31.5 W x 55.1 H x 0.8 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:Not applicable Packaging:Ships in a Crate Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships in a wooden crate for additional protection of heavy or oversized artworks. Crated works are subject to an $80 care and handling fee. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:Ireland. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
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This is a Limited Edition, embellished stretched canvas print of my Original Painting, “Resilient Weeds”. Each print is unique with hand painted acrylic accents on top of the printed surface. Limited to 200 total prints that will ever come into existence. Each print is signed by hand and varnished. The extra paint touch ups are done exclusively by the original artist (Dimitri Sirenko). Each print comes with a document certificate of authenticity. Standard USA/Canada orders will be shipped via Tracked Standard Shipping and will arrive in 2-9 business days once dispatched. All orders from other Countries will be shipped via International Standard Shipping and will arrive in 10-45 business days once dispatched. Package may or may not be tracked. Website: www.dimitriartist.com Facebook: www.facebook.com/dimitrisirenkoart Instagram: www.instagram.com/dimitrisirenko
“Kühne Traumerei” is a work of art that plays with the calm and intensity of human reflection. The image of a woman who appears lost in thought is highlighted by the bright red and turquoise color contrasts, creating an atmosphere of passion and depth. Capturing both the strength and vulnerability of the human spirit, this depiction makes a powerful statement for any space intended to exude both modern aesthetics and a touch of mysticism.
immerse yourself in the artistry of this exquisite acrylic horizontal painting, meticulously crafted to showcase a man donned in a hat, tee, and jeans as he gracefully opens a wooden house front door. Set against a tranquil blue wall adorned with vibrant plants, this captivating masterpiece seamlessly blends rustic allure with a touch of modern sophistication. Indulge in the richness of details, from the intricate texture of the acrylic strokes to the nuanced depiction of the man's attire. This painting stands as a testament to the artist's skill in capturing both the familiarity of a wooden door's embrace and the soothing ambiance of natural surroundings. Elevate your living space with this unique artwork that serves as a conversation starter and a focal point for your room. The harmonious blend of colors and subjects in this piece ensures that it complements various design aesthetics, making it a versatile addition to your art collection. Add a touch of comfort and curiosity to your home with this handcrafted acrylic painting, promising to infuse your space with warmth and character. Explore the world within this canvas, where every brushstroke tells a story and invites you to embark on a visual journey. Bring home this one-of-a-kind creation to enhance your surroundings and immerse yourself in the beauty of artistic expression."
About The Artwork sitting in water wellness treatment. 140H x 100W cm Life is awesome experience... .. . . . . . . highart, bath, masterpiece, femalebody, summertime, girlbathing, topviews, brunette, spa, bath, waterart, wellness, relaxing, hotel, healthylifestyle, beauty, sad girl, chill art, luxuryresort, vibin, relaxation, poll, enjoying, AUTHENTICVIEWS, emotion, vibin', summer, vacation, brownhair, cryingmascara Original Created:2023 Subjects:Beach Materials:Canvas Styles:ContemporaryFigurativeFine ArtExpressionismFractal/algorithmic Mediums:OilCharcoal Details & Dimensions Painting:Oil on Canvas Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork Size:39.4 W x 55.1 H x 0 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:No Packaging:Ships Rolled in a Tube Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships rolled in a tube. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:Spain. Customs:Shipments from Spain may experience delays due to country's regulations for exporting valuable artworks. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
Immerse yourself in the captivating world of precisionist art with this striking digital art print featuring a cool Asian geisha adorned with stylish red-lensed glasses. This vertical painting, meticulously crafted in the precisionist style, offers a unique and modern interpretation of traditional Japanese aesthetics, blending the elegance of a geisha with a contemporary twist. The high-resolution digital format ensures that every detail of this captivating artwork is vividly portrayed, making it an essential addition for art enthusiasts, collectors, and anyone with an appreciation for cultural fusion and artistic innovation. The cool and enigmatic presence of the geisha, combined with the modern touch of the red-lensed glasses, creates a visually compelling piece that is sure to command attention in any space. Instantly downloadable, this digital art print allows you to infuse your surroundings with the timeless allure of the geisha and the bold, avant-garde spirit of precisionist art. Whether you're a fan of Japanese culture, a collector of digital art, or simply seeking a statement piece for your decor, this print offers a powerful and evocative addition to any environment. The fusion of traditional and contemporary elements in this artwork makes it a thought-provoking conversation starter and a visual testament to the enduring influence of cultural diversity and artistic expression. Elevate your surroundings with the cool and enigmatic presence of the geisha, and let the spirit of precisionist art resonate in your home or workspace. Add a touch of cultural fusion and modern artistry to your decor with this captivating digital art print, and experience the allure of a timeless tradition reimagined in a contemporary light. Size: 1536 × 3072 Format: PNG
Russian painter* Andrew Atroshenko /Андрей Атрошенко, was born in the city of Pokrovsk, Russia. Accepted as a gifted child in 1977 into the Children’s Art School, Andrew graduated with honors in 1981. Two years later, Andrew entered Bryansk Art College, and in 1991 was accepted at one of the most prestigious art schools in the world, the St. Petersburg Academy of Art.
Acclaimed Spanish artist Vicente Romero captures exquisite detail in his pastel paintings of semi-nude women with delicate light and emotive compositions.
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Original Sunset painting on canvas by brush and palette knife A good idea to give a touch of modern taste to your home, living room, kitchen, bedroom or office…perfect gifts for your relatives and friends *Title: Sunset *Size Painting: 36"x48" (90x122 cm) (On request I can make this subject in other sizes. Please contact me) *Medium: Oil Painting on Canvas *Style: Modern Impressionist *Shipping: Rolled in a tube *Signed front and back, with Certificate of Authenticity *Free Shipping *15 Days full money refund accepted THIS PAINTING IS SOLD - PAINTING MADE UPON ORDER I will paint your painting very similar in the same style, color, and size. After you place your order, I will start creating your painting. Once it is finished, I will send you an image of the painting for your acceptance. You can cancel the order and receive a full money refund at any time. WOULD YOU LIKE THIS PAINTING IN ANOTHER SIZE? (Contact me, please) WOULD YOU LIKE THIS IMAGE AS PRINT? https://etsy.me/3JslRf1 LINK TO MY SHOP MENU https://etsy.me/2GJHjy8 Copyright©Agostino Veroni, All Rights Reserved Thank you very much for your visit Agostino
I could go one of two ways with this entry, I could continue on my whimsical tour guide Barbie posts, or I could talk about what it was like to turn 30 on top of the Eiffel Tower surrounded by lights. The short answer is that it was an emotional day for me, partly hormonal, but absolutely impacted by the feeling of actually being between dream and reality. I had always dreamed of Paris, of being there, of belonging there. I did not expect the instantaneous accord that I felt with the place, even though I had always suspected. I knew, from the first day that we were there, that I had always meant to be there. And that if I could do things over, that I may not have waited for that perfect, exhilirating moment, watching the full moon over Montmartre and the proposals all around me. Part of me wanted to be alone, and part of me wanted something more. Something else. I cried all the way through my birthday lunch, not sobbing or making a scene, but just tears continuing to fall even though I was trying hard not to. I woke on the morning of my 30th birthday, to find that for the first time, I had slept in. After breakfast at home, we made the short walk to the Musee d'Orsay, where I had saved my favourite art gallery especially, wanting to see Renoir and the Impressionists and Courbet's Origine du Monde. I had, in my usual, irrepressible anticipatory way built it up to be something extra special for my birthday. I had known, even though I had hoped otherwise, that Bingley had not planned anything, nor marked the day especially, and I wanted something that I would recall with beautiful clarity about turning 30. So you can perhaps imagine how deflated I felt, as we stood in line, to read the signs advising reduced entry because of renovations for the Impressionist exhibit. It completely winded me, in a way that was disproportionate to reality, because the museum still held beautiful artworks and sculptures that I got to see, including an unanticipated display of Pre-Raphaelite works by some of my favourite artists of all time. But I felt miserable. I had wanted to see Renoir, knowing that it would likely be years before I got to come back if at all. Even original Millais paintings could not quite bring me out of my funk. Bingley is a wonderful man, and I love him dearly, but birthdays are not things he does well. He often buys me expensive or beautiful things (you will see evidence of that later), but I am not someone who finds value in dollar amounts so much as thought. He did not see the tragedy in my having missed the one thing I had really planned for myself for my birthday, and talked instead about how I was in Paris, and wasn't that the best gift of all? I know he meant well, but I was upset as well because yes, I was in Paris, because I planned it. I booked the trip, I researched every part of it. I worked damned hard to save up every dollar that went into the trip. So when, in the middle of the street he asked where we were going next, and then became irritable when I asked him where we were going I burst into tears. I just had hoped, irrationally, that he was holding out, that just once he had planned something, some little thought somewhere other than "just going along with what you want". But no. So after lunch, and a while in our apartment to calm down and stop crying and fix my make up, I went with my back up plan, that I'd hoped I wouldn't have to use. We walked to the Musee Rodin, to see the mansion where Rodin's studio had been, and the gardens that held his most famous bronze works. I was far more subdued on this day, the morning having dulled my usual exuberance. As we queued in the sunshine, I listened to the many languages babbling around me, and retreated into my own private bubble, waiting to be admitted to the mansion. I am not sure what I expected, or if I had expected anything, but the museum was lovely. Cluttered and slightly haphazard and yet elegant and beautiful. Sensuous sculptures in glittering marble, busts of famous artists and personnages, sketches and details. My favourite room of all was one that showcased Rodin's affinity and obsession with hands. Understanding this passion, I was mesmerised by the light coming in from the full windows as it fell on the fingers - intertwined or barely touching. Feeling my heart squeeze at the sculpture of lovers hands - the smooth planes of masculinity and feminity in perfect marble. The light was falling between the two and it seemed to glow. As if the resonance of the feeling between the two was so strong that it could create light itself. I wandered later, through the sculpture gallery outside in a kind of half daze, my mind stuck on the beauty of marble and the way that a single man could capture something so wonderful within its depths. I was brought out of my deep introspection only by the stunning display of scented Rodin pink roses that lined the gardens and courtyards. Finding myself under the brooding thinker, as he surveyed hell below him. Afterwards we quietly wandered back to our apartment, and I felt full, satiated. We ate at our little table and chairs, and I collated my bits and pieces, carefully stowing ticket stubs and metro tickets to keep because I'm built that way. I had also planned, for later that evening for us to take a lift to the top of the Eiffel Tower, and had pre-booked tickets. They were later than I"d hoped, and later than we'd previously really stayed up since we'd arrived in Paris, so I was worried that we would be too tired to appreciate them fully. It was very cold when we left the apartment to catch the train to the tower, and I shivered as I bought chocolate from a vending machine as a birthday dessert. However from the second we surfaced from the underground station, we were completely enveloped in the carnival atmosphere surrounding the tower. There were vendors hustling their jingling souvenirs, but never pushy. There were crowds of people, young and old, excited and animated as they stood under the magnificent lighting that showed off the tower to her best advantage yet. We were standing directly under her, when it struck the hour, and the racing lights effervescing up and down were truly spectacular. Yes, it was the most touristy thing that we'd done since we'd arrived, but it was possibly also my favourite. There was music, joyful noise, and just a pervasive sense of gladness. Everyone thrilled to be there, a carnival of joy. I snapped photos from all angles, trying to capture just how amazing it looked and how I felt. All of my self indulgent and selfish sadness evaporated as I instead lined up in our express queue and gazed up at the top. It was squishy and crowded, and full of romance in amongst the simple elegance of riveted steel. It took at least an hour of queuing in the freezing cold to get to the very top, but every second was worth it. Not just for the view, though that was incredible. Nor the overpriced champagne that fizzed and popped in my glass in perfect synchronicity with the effervescent lights. Nor the full moon, rising above Montmartre and bathing the city with heavenly light. It was something more than that, something so perfect that transcended anything that I can write about and translated simply into my eyes smiling, properly, until the irises were almost pure gold.
