The oil painting on newspaper depicts a humble bowl of beans, rendered with a striking level of detail and realism. The painting is created on the surface of a newspaper, adding an intriguing layer of texture and context to the piece.
The bowl itself is crafted with intricate brushwork, capturing the subtle shadows and highlights that give it a three-dimensional quality. The beans within the bowl are equally detailed, each one painted with care and precision to capture its unique shape and texture. The overall effect is a stunningly lifelike representation of the simple yet nourishing dish.
Despite its realistic rendering, the painting also contains a certain sense of abstraction and artistry. The muted colors of the newspaper background contrast with the vibrant hues of the beans, creating a visually striking composition. The use of negative space and creative cropping adds to the sense of dynamism and energy in the piece.
Overall, this oil painting on newspaper of a bowl of beans is a masterful work of art that captures the beauty and simplicity of everyday life. It is a testament to the power of art to elevate the ordinary and transform it into something truly extraordinary.
DETAILS:
✅ TITLE: Beans on Newspaper
✅ SIZE: 18x24 cm / 7x10 in depth /0.1
✅ MEDIUM: oil on canvas board
✅ STYLE: realism, art deco
✅ MATERIALS: canvas board, italian newspaper, primer, professional grade oil colors
✅ ARTIST: Katia Iourashevich Ricci
✅ Unframed/signed by the artist
For the longest life-span, keep out of direct sunlight and/or under glass.
I will carefully wrap your painting and will ship it out to your address in a shortest time.
ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS ARTWORK/PAINTING DIRECTLY FROM ARTIST’S STUDIO
- The contemporary Original Painting, not a print or other type of copy
- Frame NOT included
- Ready to hang
- Signed on front or on the reverse by Katia Iourashevich Ricci©
You can order this artwork any size, just send me an inquiry.
Professional grade oil colours on a 100% cotton canvas board, brushes
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£132.85
The oil painting on newspaper depicts a humble bowl of beans, rendered with a striking level of detail and realism. The painting is created on the surface of a newspaper, adding an intriguing layer of texture and context to the piece.
The bowl itself is crafted with intricate brushwork, capturing the subtle shadows and highlights that give it a three-dimensional quality. The beans within the bowl are equally detailed, each one painted with care and precision to capture its unique shape and texture. The overall effect is a stunningly lifelike representation of the simple yet nourishing dish.
Despite its realistic rendering, the painting also contains a certain sense of abstraction and artistry. The muted colors of the newspaper background contrast with the vibrant hues of the beans, creating a visually striking composition. The use of negative space and creative cropping adds to the sense of dynamism and energy in the piece.
Overall, this oil painting on newspaper of a bowl of beans is a masterful work of art that captures the beauty and simplicity of everyday life. It is a testament to the power of art to elevate the ordinary and transform it into something truly extraordinary.
DETAILS:
✅ TITLE: Beans on Newspaper
✅ SIZE: 18x24 cm / 7x10 in depth /0.1
✅ MEDIUM: oil on canvas board
✅ STYLE: realism, art deco
✅ MATERIALS: canvas board, italian newspaper, primer, professional grade oil colors
✅ ARTIST: Katia Iourashevich Ricci
✅ Unframed/signed by the artist
For the longest life-span, keep out of direct sunlight and/or under glass.
I will carefully wrap your painting and will ship it out to your address in a shortest time.
ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS ARTWORK/PAINTING DIRECTLY FROM ARTIST’S STUDIO
- The contemporary Original Painting, not a print or other type of copy
- Frame NOT included
- Ready to hang
- Signed on front or on the reverse by Katia Iourashevich Ricci©
You can order this artwork any size, just send me an inquiry.
Professional grade oil colours on a 100% cotton canvas board, brushes
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