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Original artwork description:
Original oil painting on 3D canvas.
Bedeurism is a new pictorial current created by Beatrice BEDEUR (Belgium). These currents look like no other, mixing surrealism, pointillism, naive art and really help healing by the light brought in.
A BEDEUR is a painting that heals, give energy and make you happy.
Every BEDEUR is unique.
Materials used:
oil on canvas
Tags:
#abstraits #bedeurism #abstract #landscape #flowers #nature #abstract art #colorful #trees #floral #floral art #flower #floral paintings #landscapes #colors #nature painting #colorful landscape #rural #3d #3d painting #flowers growing #dreamscape #rural scene #paysage #abstrait #arbres #colors nature #paysage abstrait #bedeur020 arbres (2016)
Oil painting
by Béatrice Bedeur
2 Artist Reviews
£124.53 Sold
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 10 x 10 x 4cm / 10 x 10cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the back
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Original artwork description
Original oil painting on 3D canvas.
Bedeurism is a new pictorial current created by Beatrice BEDEUR (Belgium). These currents look like no other, mixing surrealism, pointillism, naive art and really help healing by the light brought in.
A BEDEUR is a painting that heals, give energy and make you happy.
Every BEDEUR is unique.
Materials used:
oil on canvas
Tags:
#abstraits #bedeurism #abstract #landscape #flowers #nature #abstract art #colorful #trees #floral #floral art #flower #floral paintings #landscapes #colors #nature painting #colorful landscape #rural #3d #3d painting #flowers growing #dreamscape #rural scene #paysage #abstrait #arbres #colors nature #paysage abstrait #bedeur
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Artist Reviews (2)
Béatrice Bedeur
Belgium
About
Born in 1961 in Liège (Belgium) Painter and photographer. Awarded a diploma in photography and cinematography of the ICADI (1982). Preference for the non-conventional landscapes, customized and deconstructed. Interesting and... Read more
