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Original artwork description:
The horse absorbs and sends us back to our own emotions. These face to face with the animal enters the order of the intimate. He looks at us but never judges us. These great expressive eyes scrutinize and identify our faults, our strengths, our feelings. It is the mirror of your emotions at this moment where your eyes come into contact. He is you as much as you are him.
Medium: black chalk, charcoal and gesso on paper (265g/m2), without frame, finished with a varnish, sent rolled in a tube
Size: 16.5" x 22" / 42 x 56 cm
• Signed on front
• OOAK and ORIGINAL WORK
Materials used:
charcoals & black chalk
Tags:
#black and #fine art #equine art #charcoal drawing #animal portrait #horse art #horse portrait #french artist #horse drawing #equestrian artistFace to Face 7p (2021)
Charcoal drawing
by Benedicte Gele
10 Artist Reviews
£518.56
- Charcoal drawing on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 42 x 56 x 0.1cm (unframed)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Expressive and gestural
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
The horse absorbs and sends us back to our own emotions. These face to face with the animal enters the order of the intimate. He looks at us but never judges us. These great expressive eyes scrutinize and identify our faults, our strengths, our feelings. It is the mirror of your emotions at this moment where your eyes come into contact. He is you as much as you are him.
Medium: black chalk, charcoal and gesso on paper (265g/m2), without frame, finished with a varnish, sent rolled in a tube
Size: 16.5" x 22" / 42 x 56 cm
• Signed on front
• OOAK and ORIGINAL WORK
Materials used:
charcoals & black chalk
Tags:
#black and #fine art #equine art #charcoal drawing #animal portrait #horse art #horse portrait #french artist #horse drawing #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