Painting titled "Da Vinci homage-stu…" by Luke Lord, Original Artwork, Acrylic

Da Vinci homage-study (2018) Painting by Luke Lord

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Original Artwork Painting, Acrylic

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Dimensions Height 12in, Width 17.9in
Categories Paintings under $500 Classicism

I have chosen to go backwards in an an effort to go forward..I've done a quick study on this before, but this homage was much slower, more measured, in an attempt to seriously study the work of a great master..Leonardo da Vinci. It occurred to me often through the process that acrylic paint is NOT oil paint, but I wanted to emulate the original,[...]

Luke Lord

Australia

Luke Lord loves art. He lives in Brisbane, but grew up all over the place. Luke believes that art can change the world, because life is art, and art is his life. Luke Lord loves art. [...]