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Original artwork description:
Music inspires me! Earlier at concerts I did not know what to do with my eyes. And then I began to paint. The sketches made to the accompaniment of live music are filled with its mood and are especially memorable and valuable to me. I paint in theaters, concert halls, dances - everywhere.
Closing concerts of the 120th anniversary season in Great Hall of the Philharmonic of St. Petersburg
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Materials used:
watercolor, watercolour pencil
Tags:
#musician #theatre #violin #orchestra #classical musicСello. Great Hall of the Philharmonic of St. Petersburg (2021) Watercolour
by Irina Bibik-Chkolian
21 Artist Reviews
£73.7 Sold
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 14 x 26cm (unframed)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: People and portraits
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Original artwork description
Music inspires me! Earlier at concerts I did not know what to do with my eyes. And then I began to paint. The sketches made to the accompaniment of live music are filled with its mood and are especially memorable and valuable to me. I paint in theaters, concert halls, dances - everywhere.
Closing concerts of the 120th anniversary season in Great Hall of the Philharmonic of St. Petersburg
Purchasing not one, but several works, you save on delivery, and I can also give you a personal discount.
Materials used:
watercolor, watercolour pencil
Tags:
#musician #theatre #violin #orchestra #classical music
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Artist Reviews (21)
Irina Bibik-Chkolian
Russia
About
I love watercolor. Its flowing, its freedom, its indomitable temper, its spirit. It flows and draws me. I see it everywhere around me. Thin glazing in classical forms, spontaneous quick... Read more