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Original artwork description:
Magnificent olive tree #2, 2017.
Whenever I see an olive tree, it evokes the memories of Greek islands, Montenegro and Mediterranean. It is one of the most interesting trees with its gnarled and twisted trunks, silvery green leaves and delicious fruits. This image is of an old Spanish olive tree hundreds of years old.
This artwork is sold unframed.
In-contexst image is not to scale, please refer to the measurements provided.
Certificate of authenticity by the author is included.
Materials used:
Hahnemuhle 425g/m2 acid free watercolour paper, Winsor&Newton watercolours
Tags:
#landscape #trees #impressionism #watercolour #art #olive treesMagnificent olive tree #2 (2017) Watercolour
by Maja Grecic
116 Artist Reviews
£90 Sold
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 24 x 32 x 0.1cm (unframed) / 24 x 32cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Original artwork description
Magnificent olive tree #2, 2017.
Whenever I see an olive tree, it evokes the memories of Greek islands, Montenegro and Mediterranean. It is one of the most interesting trees with its gnarled and twisted trunks, silvery green leaves and delicious fruits. This image is of an old Spanish olive tree hundreds of years old.
This artwork is sold unframed.
In-contexst image is not to scale, please refer to the measurements provided.
Certificate of authenticity by the author is included.
Materials used:
Hahnemuhle 425g/m2 acid free watercolour paper, Winsor&Newton watercolours
Tags:
#landscape #trees #impressionism #watercolour #art #olive trees
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Artist Reviews (116)
Maja Grecic
United Kingdom
About
To Maja the meaning of painting considers, above all, an empty surface,
that then becomes a space in which one seeks and reaches the formula of
some kind of enlightenment... Read more