Malerei mit dem Titel "Delicate flowers" von Veronika Kurochka, Original-Kunstwerk, Öl

Delicate flowers Malerei von Veronika Kurochka

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Dieses Kunstwerk erscheint in 3 Sammlungen

Original-Kunstwerk Malerei, Öl auf Leinwand

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Original-Kunstwerk

Original-Kunstwerke sind alle Werke, die als authentisch gelten und keine Kopie oder Nachahmung der Originalwerke eines Künstlers. Originale-Kunstwerke können jede Art von Malerei, Skulptur, Performance oder anderen Medien sein. Es gibt viele Arten von Original Medien. Zu den gemischten Medien gehören Öl-, Acryl- und Aquarellfarben. Bei Werkstatt Bildern, die von Handwerkskunst zeugen, muss diese Zuschreibung nuancierter sein. Obwohl sie aus verschiedenen Gründen weniger wertvoll sein können, hatten die Reproduktionen und Kopien einen grossen Einfluss auf unsere Erfahrung. Sie erreichen ein breiteres Publikum als die Originale und wirken als Stärkungsmittel gegen Kommodifizierung. Das Originalwerk könnte sich auch auf das Erstlingswerk beziehen, das immer allen anderen vorausgeht. Es kann sich auch auf einen Prototyp oder ein Modell beziehen, aus dem andere Werke hergestellt werden können. Jedes Werk weist grosse Ähnlichkeiten mit dem Original auf.
Masse Höhe 15,8in, Breite 19,7in
Kategorien Gemälde unter 500 $ Figurative

Oil on Canvas 15.75x19.69in. This is a 100% hand-made oil painting on canvas Сanvas stretched on stretcher bars Ships in a cardboard box Oil painting on canvas, very delicate and airy. Background pattern gray/ gray-blue - closest to the original, seen in the picture. Perfect for any room in the house or apartment.[...]

Veronika Kurochka

Ukraine

Born in the Ukraine in the city of Severodonetsk, Luhansk region. Writes in multilayer technique of painting(Flemish, Italian). Kurochka Veronika is an artist-painter who specialises in portrait (child, family, historical, with animals, interior portraits), copies of old masters’:mythology, still-life, landscape, genre scenes, nude and original painting Lives and works in Irpen Kievskiy region

About my work: I always liked painting... in any city, where I was pelted by weird, I always found time to visit the local Museum or gallery, in particular I was fascinated by the paintings of the old masters — Rubens, Raphael, Titian, van Dyck, da Vinci, Rembrandt, Caravaggio, Velasquez, Bryullov, Borovikovsky, Siemiradzki, and many others.

Their paintings were full of life, realism, unprecedented beauty. And although it's been quite a lot of years, we see beautiful faces on the portraits, magic landscapes, still lifes, executed in a remarkable technique.

When you look at the picture , the naturalness — it is almost photo, but not a static inanimate piece, a painting illuminated by a mysterious light, colour and unfathomable depth.

All pulled and attracted me, besides my family father in his youth drawing and as a child I was often taken pleasure in looking at bright tubes of paint and pencils...

Push my creativity gave birth to a daughter, a new life that's fine, but you also realize that it is possible and necessary, if you really want to learn that you were so attracted...

And I started making my first pencil sketches... and then came the turn of colors...

It was unusual, sometimes difficult, but very interesting and inspiring...

Having several degrees and a great desire to learn, I was not difficult, thanks to libraries and the Internet, to find required books, video sources( thanks to all the artists who post their instructive lessons of creation), blogs, art direction, creative groups and much more...

I write in a classic, multi-layered painting technique...by Studying paintings of the old masters I used their methods in his work.

A year ago, with the support of my family, it was decided that I'm going to be creative at a higher level, it will not be just a hobby and interest, and professional approach, when you put all your time and knowledge, that's what you like...

And now I stand to Your judgment, your creativity...