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Original artwork description:
Contemporary painting : Exploded task.
Work produced a knife with acrylic paint (Pebeo-Studio) on wooden frame canvas polycotton.
Protection : varnished spray with matt spray.
Tools used : Acrylic / Knife / Varnish
To see a video preview of this work, visit : _kuQbRRF0
Size : 41 cm x 27 cm x 1.7 cm.
Diagonal : 49,1 cm.
Approximate weight : 0.500 kg.
Date of completion : 09/2016.
Signed work.
Certificate of authenticity provided.
Neat packaging.
Materials used:
Acrylic, Knife, Wooden châssis, Canvas, Polycotton, Spray varnish, Matte
Tags:
#exploded #task #abstract #colorful #contemporary #painting #acrylic #art #artwork #buyExploded task (2016)
Acrylic painting
by Jonathan Pradillon
19 Artist Reviews
£54.36 Sold
- Acrylic painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 41 x 27 x 1.7cm (unframed) / 41 x 27cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed certificate of authenticity
- Style: Abstract
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
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Original artwork description
Contemporary painting : Exploded task.
Work produced a knife with acrylic paint (Pebeo-Studio) on wooden frame canvas polycotton.
Protection : varnished spray with matt spray.
Tools used : Acrylic / Knife / Varnish
To see a video preview of this work, visit : _kuQbRRF0
Size : 41 cm x 27 cm x 1.7 cm.
Diagonal : 49,1 cm.
Approximate weight : 0.500 kg.
Date of completion : 09/2016.
Signed work.
Certificate of authenticity provided.
Neat packaging.
Materials used:
Acrylic, Knife, Wooden châssis, Canvas, Polycotton, Spray varnish, Matte
Tags:
#exploded #task #abstract #colorful #contemporary #painting #acrylic #art #artwork #buy
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Artist Reviews (19)
Jonathan Pradillon
France
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After 4 years of alternating studies in computer graphics and arts and crafts, having carefully reflected on his future Jonathan Pradillon preferred, rather than turning to computer graphics, turn to... Read more