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Portraits painted from a photo

I create portraits from photos provided by clients. Portraits can be made in many different techniques- black and white pencil drawings, colourful pastels, oil paintings on canvas or watercolours.Price depends on technique used, size and number of people on the painting. Milena Olesinska

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Milena Olesinska - Man on a Motorcycle

Oil painting on canvas

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Portrait of a young woman

Portrait of a young woman - drawing on paper - pastels

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Milena Olesinska

Oil paintings on canvas 70cm x 50cm / November 2020

I create portraits from photos provided by clients. Portraits can be made in many different techniques- black and white pencil drawings, colourful pastels, oil paintings on canvas
Price depends on technique used, size and number of people on the painting.

Contact : milenaolesinska@wp.pl

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Milena Olesinska

Portrait - oil on canvas 70cm x 50cm - September 2020

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Milena Olesinska - Portraits

Portrait - drawing on paper

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Milena Olesinska - Portrait Painting

I create portraits from photos provided by clients. Portraits can be made in many different techniques- black and white pencil drawings, colourful pastels, oil paintings on canvas or watercolours.
Price depends on technique used, size and number of people on the painting.

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Luca Alinari - Fantastical Landscapes

Luca Alinari ( 1943 – 2019) was an Italian painter.
Alinari was born in Florence. Self-taught, he made his debut in 1968 with his first one-man show at the Galleria Inquadrature in Florence. During the 1970s he began an intense research on the free juxtaposition of objects and figures within a fantastical and suspended atmosphere, influenced by Neo-Dada and Pop Art research. During those years he experimented with various pictorial techniques, combining fluorescent colours, decalcomania, collage and photographic transpositions. Between 1972 and 1973 he exhibited in the main private galleries in Florence, presented by his friend the poet Alfonso Gatto.During the 1980s he gained official recognition through his participation in the 40th Venice Biennale (1982) and in the 11th Rome Quadriennale (1985). In 1993 he had his first retrospective mounted at the Royal Palace of Milan Museum, where he showed a group of works spanning his whole artistic career. The exhibition signalled the beginning of his series of fantastical landscapes characterised by bright, vivid colours and a pictorial technique combining thickly applied pigment with refined fields of smooth, transparent colour. Wikipedia

Karim Loberg

"My works are mainly inspired by dreams
and are attempts at portraying parts of the self."(Karim Loberg)

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E-mail: Jakalohamoja@outlook.com

Telephone: 004551880615

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