Original artwork description:

In the usual sense, vanitas tells us about the frailty of life and the futility of all that exists, in my understanding - death is the personification of eternity, which is available to us thanks to memory and art. What are live roses? They will fade in a few days, and only the hand of a sculptor can capture their image forever. What is a seashell? This is a fossil, its inhabitant died long ago, but the memory of it still remained forever. There is a double shadow from roses and a vase - the closer, the denser, the further, the more elusive. Isn't this a beautiful allegory of transience?


Details: The painting was painted in oil on canvas stretched on a stretcher. Hanging equipment included. Each work is signed on the back. The painting is accompanied by a certificate of authenticity.

Shipment details: Supplied in a cardboard box. The painting is covered with acid-free glassine paper, wrapped in bubble wrap, sealed in plastic, sandwiched between two pieces of foam or corrugated cardboard shipping inserts and placed in a strong shipping box.

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Materials used:

oil

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