Exposition Art Blog: Oil painting on canvas
Showing posts with label Oil painting on canvas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Oil painting on canvas. Show all posts

Milena Olesinska - Paintings For Sale


 Contact : e-mail  milenaolesinska@wp.pl




Abstract Painting


Abstract Composition 
oil painting on canvas 80cm x 60cm
For Sale  700 USD






Surrealism


Oil painting on canvas 100cm x 70cm - 1400 USD

Oil painting on canvas 100cm x 70cm - 1400 USD

Harpy Oil painting 100cm x 70cm - 1400 USD

Siren  Oil painting 100cm x 70cm - 1400 USD

Earth Oil painting 100cm x 70cm - 1400 USD

Oil painting 40cm x 40cm - 480 USD

Oil painting 40cm x 40cm - 480 USD

Alicja Oil painting on canvas
1400 USD

Vegan Oil painting on canvas
1,400 USD
 
Figurative Painting


Little girl in traditional Cracows outfit
Oil painting on canvas 2017 - 70cm x 50 cm
400 USD




http://milenaolesinska.blogspot.com/p/art-for-sale.html

Daniela Isache

 “The Clown” (2018), oil on canvas, 40 x 34 cm.
This is the portrait of a clown who is laughing, but beyond his smile,
we can see a world full of sadness.
Romania





Anna Skowronek

Polish contemporary artist Anna Skowronek

Contact : annasko@gazeta.pl



Sea - oil painting on linen canvas, original, unique, signed 80x65 cm

Wild garden - colored drawing, mixed technique, work in passe partout 30x40 cm

Sea Wave - black and white drawing 21x30, original, unique, signed

Sea Wave - black and white drawing 21x30, original, unique, signed


Sea - black and white drawing 21x30, original, unique, signed

Mountain sketch, black and white drawing,
original, unique,
signed work in passepartout 21x 30 cm

Mountain sketch, black and white drawing,
original, unique,
signed work in passepartout 21x 30 cm

Mountain sketch, black and white drawing,
original, unique,
signed work in passepartout 21x 30 cm


Roman Owidzki - Form and Color in painting

"Roman Owidzki was a painter, teacher, and professor at the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw. He was one of the most important Polish artists, who consistently developed new forms of expression in abstract art. He was born in 1912 in Ostrowy, and died in 2009 in Warsaw.His time at the academy was extremely important for Owidzki’s whole career. There he picked up the basics of applied art and artistic craftsmanship, which resulted in his art being based on his broad knowledge of materials and techniques. However, in his art and subsequent educational career he strayed away from applied art, concentrating instead on artistic language and expression. His early work was put to an abrupt end by WWII and his internment in Murnau. There, apart from a few paintings, he created many works on paper, which, as he claims, were influential for his further work...The mature period of his creative work, spanning from the early 1950s to the end of 1960s, marks even further departure from figurative art and gradual simplification of forms and colours. At the turn of 1950s Owidzki created a series of vibrant abstract pieces showing totemic figures and shapes, which were probably inspired by cubism, expressionism and surrealism. At the time he also painted some works that relied on pure geometrical abstraction, composed of big planes of colours divided vertically and horizontally. In all these compositions, the most important thing seems to be the interplay of elements and harmony of form, which was the product of the painter’s lifelong studies and interest in form.The later period of his works, that is, the late 1960s and 1970s, mark his emerging interest in structuralism. He began creating his paintings with use of materials such as paper, copper, and slabs covered with canvas, which were completely monochromatic and resemble sculptures rather that paintings. His reliefs are the pinnacle of his artistic search for expression, which is at the same time reduced to an absolute minimum. Their excellence is in their inner tension and direction,  and texture and geometricity, undistorted by colour."(culture.pl)