Original artwork description:

Abstract Drips - Abstract Art - Acrylic Painting - Canvas Art - Framed Painting - Abstract Painting - Industrial Art


"Abstract Drips"

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of abstract art with "Abstract Drips," an original artwork by renowned artist Edelgard Schroer. This mesmerizing painting is a testament to the boundless creativity and expressive power of the abstract genre.

Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, the painting features cracks in its structure and multiple layers of paint, creating an elegant and aged appearance. The interplay of white, blue, light grey, sienna, and gold hues adds depth and visual intrigue to the composition.

Using acrylic paints on stretched canvas, Schroer has expertly brought forth the dynamic and fluid nature of abstract expression. The artwork measures 40 x 120 cm, and it comes already framed in a beautiful white, wooden floater frame by Larson-Juhl, adding a touch of sophistication to the piece.

When you acquire this artwork, you'll receive a certificate of authenticity, guaranteeing its genuine nature and establishing its place as a cherished addition to your collection. The painting is signed on the front, symbolizing the artist's commitment to delivering a unique and valuable creation.

Allow yourself to be transported on a captivating journey through the realms of abstract art with "Abstract Drips." Whether adorning the walls of your home, office, or gallery, this industrial-inspired masterpiece promises to captivate and inspire, making a bold statement about your appreciation for artistic expression.

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Materials used:

acrylic paints, canvas board, high quality wooden frame

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