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Original artwork description:
"The line runs, marks, weaves its way across this white earth. It signs with her black what will become a drawing then a form, to end in an emotion. I forget that these planes overlap and finally form a 3D.
There is always more to see than meets the eye.”
::: Medium: black ink on paper (265g/m2), without a frame, finished with a varnish, sent rolled in a tube
::: Size: 42×29,7 cm – 16.6″ x 11.7″
::: Year: 2022
::: Signed on front
::: OOAK and ORIGINAL WORK
Materials used:
black ink
Tags:
#fine art #equine art #ink drawing #black ink #horse art #animal drawing #horse portrait #galloping horse #french artist #equestrian artistEquine Nude 27a (2022) Ink drawing
by Benedicte Gele
10 Artist Reviews
£313.71 Sold
- Ink drawing on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 29.7 x 42 x 0.1cm (unframed)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
"The line runs, marks, weaves its way across this white earth. It signs with her black what will become a drawing then a form, to end in an emotion. I forget that these planes overlap and finally form a 3D.
There is always more to see than meets the eye.”
::: Medium: black ink on paper (265g/m2), without a frame, finished with a varnish, sent rolled in a tube
::: Size: 42×29,7 cm – 16.6″ x 11.7″
::: Year: 2022
::: Signed on front
::: OOAK and ORIGINAL WORK
Materials used:
black ink
Tags:
#fine art #equine art #ink drawing #black ink #horse art #animal drawing #horse portrait #galloping horse #french artist #equestrian artist
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Artist Reviews (10)
Benedicte Gele
France
About
Bénédicte Gelé is drawn equally to the animal and to the act of drawing itself. The living form, with its curves and movement, reminds her of the nude studies of... Read more