Not from Here #4
Acrylic on Linen
16x12in
$620
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About this artwork
- Medium
- Acrylic on Linen
- Other details
- Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions
- 27.2x20.1in
Short introduction about "the Sitter"
Nicolas de Stael - Baron Nikolai Vladimirovich Staël von Holstein, born in Saint Petersburg in 1913 and died in 1955 in Antibes -is a French painter of Russian origin. Through its evolving abstract style, which he himself described as "continuous evolution", it remains an enigma for art historians. He committed suicide at age 41 in Antibes.
One of the most expensive painters in the world today. Artist finds… his Art very beautiful and him a very "painterly subject".
Acrylic paints on loose linen.
Nicolas de Stael - Baron Nikolai Vladimirovich Staël von Holstein, born in Saint Petersburg in 1913 and died in 1955 in Antibes -is a French painter of Russian origin. Through its evolving abstract style, which he himself described as "continuous evolution", it remains an enigma for art historians. He committed suicide at age 41 in Antibes.
One of the most expensive painters in the world today. Artist finds… his Art very beautiful and him a very "painterly subject".
Acrylic paints on loose linen.
About the creator
Tony Belobrajdic
Australia
Credentials
- Established Artist
- International Exposure
- Works on commission
« "Studying works of old masters helps me to stay in check with my technique. Exploring the complexity of humans and animals gives me inspiration. My art is a combination of these two things." »
Tony Belobrajdic is an award-winning Australian painter who has exhibited nationally and has featured in the publication,‘The Encyclopedia of Watercolour Techniques’. His portraits of animals and humans are an exploration of beauty and allow him to delve deeper into the inner workings of the mind. Belobrajdic’s contemporary impressionistic style is translated onto canvas or paper without preliminary sketches. The artist uses both watercolors and oils in his pieces.
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