Pittura intitolato "Giant Poppies" da Andrea Antolini, Opera d'arte originale, Acrilico

Giant Poppies Pittura da Andrea Antolini

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Quest'opera d'arte appare in 2 collezioni

Opera d'arte originale Pittura, Acrilico su Tela

Classificazione delle opere

Opera d'arte originale

Le opere d'arte originali sono tutte le opere considerate autentiche e non una copia o imitazione delle opere originali di un artista. Le opere d'arte originali possono essere qualsiasi tipo di pittura, scultura, performance o altro supporto. Esistono molti tipi di supporti originali. I supporti misti includono colori ad olio, acrilici e acquerelli. Per i dipinti di bottega che testimoniano l'artigianato, questa attribuzione deve essere più sfumata. Sebbene possano essere meno preziosi per vari motivi, le riproduzioni e le copie hanno avuto un enorme impatto sulla nostra esperienza. Raggiungono un pubblico più ampio rispetto agli originali e fungono da tonico contro la mercificazione. L'opera originale potrebbe riferirsi anche alla prima opera, che precede sempre tutte le altre. Può anche riferirsi a un prototipo oa un modello da cui si possono realizzare altre opere. Ogni opera ha grandi somiglianze con l'originale.
Dimensioni Altezza 27,6in, Larghezza 19,7in
Categorie Quadri sotto i 1.000 USD Figurativo

I always was impressed about the shapes, fragility and the transparency of poppy flowers. They are small flowers, usually becoming much more expressive in a big crowd. This is a view from a human being's perspective: up-down. Imagine a small creature in the fields, walking around at a summer day and looking up to these poppy flowers.[...]

Andrea Antolini

Germania

My mostly acrylic paintings feature sceneries of landscapes, seascapes and floral motives of the real world in a figurative, realistic style, with a tendency for simplification. Being outside in nature is a great source of inspiration, and the photos taken during trips are the basics that I transform into paintings in my studio. Impressionists, in particular Claude Monet, but also Post-Impressionists are inspiring me most. The main element that continues to inspire me in impressionist painting is the effect of the sunlight on landscapes. I have a passion for the colour blue in all its possible facets and shades. It is a fundamental element of the composition in almost all of my paintings.

The other source of inspiration I found during my years of studying Japanese studies in Germany and Japan. I encountered the works of ukiyo-e masters and I particularly adore Hokusai's and Hiroshige's works for the clarity in which they both depict the landscapes. Both gave me the inspiration for creating my own edition of views on Japan. This is a mid-term project, which I have recently started and I have a strong determination to push it forward in the years to come. The first artwork out of this series in which I intend to use also different media, materials and techniques, including photos, which I digitally modify, is "silent cry".

The main objective of my artworks is to inspire the viewers to immerse into the light and atmosphere of a scenery, captured in a very special moment.

In April 2016, I won a Special Recognition Award for my painting "Sunset in Sa Rapita Bay" in the Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery's 6th Annual “Landscapes” Art Competition in the Painting & Other Category. The Light Space & Time Online Art Gallery's Competition comprised of 738 entries from 28 countries & 37 states.
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