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The last blackberries are so fragrant that you want to cut them and gather them into a gorgeous fall bouquet. And the quince is not yet fully ripe, but it looks so beautiful when arranged in a vase!
The painting was included in the International Museum and Exhibition Project: "CLASICS AND MODERNITY". Russia - Great Britain - USA. Organized by the Museum of the Association of Ethnography, Culture and Art together with Ethno Art Fest with the support of Russian, British and American partners of the project.
This painting, like all the others, is painted in a single copy. I enclose a certificate of authenticity in Russian and English to each of my works.
The work was done in 2020 with oil paints on canvas. The ends are painted, which allows you to exhibit the picture without a frame and use it as a decoration in modern interiors.
The painting is painted in airy turquoise with the predominance of warm shades on the foreground objects. This technique adds volume to the composition and enhances the light and air perspective. The manner of execution of this work imitates classical Dutch still lifes depicting fruit. The painting utilizes the painting techniques of the old masters, such as underpainting in the technique of grisaille, glazing and careful depiction of details in the foreground.
"Still Life with blackberries and quince" will be a bright accent in the interior of any room, will give the space in the house an additional volume and coziness. Classical painting in the house is associated with luxury and wealth of its owners. The tradition of decorating the house with paintings in the style of realism is relevant to this day. This still life, decorated in a baguette frame, will look especially well in the classic interior of your apartment or country house.
Over time, classical painting only gets more expensive, so buying this painting is a profitable and promising investment in art. Still life in the style of the Dutch school of painting will be a valuable acquisition for your painting collection or a good start for it.
The painting was included in the International Museum and Exhibition Project: "CLASICS AND MODERNITY". Russia - Great Britain - USA. Organized by the Museum of the Association of Ethnography, Culture and Art together with Ethno Art Fest with the support of Russian, British and American partners of the project.
This painting, like all the others, is painted in a single copy. I enclose a certificate of authenticity in Russian and English to each of my works.
The work was done in 2020 with oil paints on canvas. The ends are painted, which allows you to exhibit the picture without a frame and use it as a decoration in modern interiors.
The painting is painted in airy turquoise with the predominance of warm shades on the foreground objects. This technique adds volume to the composition and enhances the light and air perspective. The manner of execution of this work imitates classical Dutch still lifes depicting fruit. The painting utilizes the painting techniques of the old masters, such as underpainting in the technique of grisaille, glazing and careful depiction of details in the foreground.
"Still Life with blackberries and quince" will be a bright accent in the interior of any room, will give the space in the house an additional volume and coziness. Classical painting in the house is associated with luxury and wealth of its owners. The tradition of decorating the house with paintings in the style of realism is relevant to this day. This still life, decorated in a baguette frame, will look especially well in the classic interior of your apartment or country house.
Over time, classical painting only gets more expensive, so buying this painting is a profitable and promising investment in art. Still life in the style of the Dutch school of painting will be a valuable acquisition for your painting collection or a good start for it.
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