Original artwork description:

Original acrylic painting on cardboard.
The 42x29.7 centimeter size is specially designed for a standard A3 photo frame.
Paint with a palette knife.
This work will be sent to you in a cardboard envelope.
The framed pictures are only for example. Your artwork will be delivered unframed, leaving you the liberty to select a frame that suits to you.
You can choose an A3 (29.7x42cm) photo frame.
You can easily find it in DIY stores for about fifteen euros. Remember to take your work to the store to facilitate the choice of your frame.
It will be enough to remove the glass and place the thick paper instead in the frame. The paint is the same as the one used to paint on a canvas, it does not need to be protected by a glass, and you will avoid unwanted reflections.

Please note, this creation is original, unique, entirely handmade, without any use of computer or photo.
This artwork will be yours and yours only.

Thierry Vobmann is a professional artist referenced on several quotation sites.
His works are present in many private collections, in about twenty countries.
The artist has been selected and has participated in international art fairs, including Art shopping at the Louvre in Paris and Artexpo in New York.
His works are published in several art books in Europe and the United States.
Thierry Vobmann has won several awards for his work.

Thank you very much for your visit,
All of my works are priced at my official listing, but if you fall in love with one, please don't hesitate to contact me or make an offer directly on this page.
I will study any proposal with great interest.

Materials used:

heavy cardboard

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Acrylic painting 
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Original acrylic painting on cardboard.
The 42x29.7 centimeter size is specially designed for a standard A3 photo frame.
Paint with a palette knife.
This work will be sent to you in a cardboard envelope.
The framed pictures are only for example. Your artwork will be delivered unframed, leaving you the liberty to select a frame that suits to you.
You can choose an A3 (29.7x42cm) photo frame.
You can easily find it in DIY stores for about fifteen euros. Remember to take your work to the store to facilitate the choice of your frame.
It will be enough to remove the glass and place the thick paper instead in the frame. The paint is the same as the one used to paint on a canvas, it does not need to be protected by a glass, and you will avoid unwanted reflections.

Please note, this creation is original, unique, entirely handmade, without any use of computer or photo.
This artwork will be yours and yours only.

Thierry Vobmann is a professional artist referenced on several quotation sites.
His works are present in many private collections, in about twenty countries.
The artist has been selected and has participated in international art fairs, including Art shopping at the Louvre in Paris and Artexpo in New York.
His works are published in several art books in Europe and the United States.
Thierry Vobmann has won several awards for his work.

Thank you very much for your visit,
All of my works are priced at my official listing, but if you fall in love with one, please don't hesitate to contact me or make an offer directly on this page.
I will study any proposal with great interest.

Materials used:

heavy cardboard

Tags:
#abstract #contemporary #modern #palette knife #free shipping #painting by #gift idea #best match #five stars #new this 
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Thierry’s painting reflects the constant search for expression and movement. The forms sometimes sharp borne under his knives pique the curiosity of the viewer, who stops and plunges into a... Read more

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