Flowers in vase
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€3.500,00
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Title: Red flowers
Year: 2022
Dimensions: 177 x 115 cm (dimension including frame), 69 x 45 inch
Technique: oil on board
This artwork focuses on the composition of flowers in warm colors. In the central point of the piece, there is a vase that showcases flowers with distinct shapes, such as roses, dahlias, tulips, and imperial crowns. The painting is full of details and subtle nuances of warm shades of red, pink, and brown.
The artist is fascinated by the art of past masters and uses her inspirations to create her own painterly compositions.
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