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Original artwork description:
In my oil painting, I have captured the deep, mysterious nature of a wolf. The shades of blue, brown and grey used reflect the wild and free spirit of the animal, while its haunting eyes evoke its deep connection to nature. This painting is intended to emphasise the strength and spirit of the wild in any room and remind us of the primal power and beauty of nature.
The painted wooden base is round (10 cm diameter). It is presented on a 30x40 cm sand-coloured cardboard. The work is for sale without a frame.
Materials used:
oil painting
Tags:
#grey scales #wolf portrait #wolf oil #wild wolf #animals ofPortrait of a wolf (2024)
Oil painting
by Lisa Braun
4 Artist Reviews
£150.55 Sold
- Oil painting on Panel / Board / MDF
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 30 x 40 x 0.2cm (unframed) / 30 x 40cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the back
- Style: Unspecified
- Subject: Animals and birds
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Original artwork description
In my oil painting, I have captured the deep, mysterious nature of a wolf. The shades of blue, brown and grey used reflect the wild and free spirit of the animal, while its haunting eyes evoke its deep connection to nature. This painting is intended to emphasise the strength and spirit of the wild in any room and remind us of the primal power and beauty of nature.
The painted wooden base is round (10 cm diameter). It is presented on a 30x40 cm sand-coloured cardboard. The work is for sale without a frame.
Materials used:
oil painting
Tags:
#grey scales #wolf portrait #wolf oil #wild wolf #animals of
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Artist Reviews (4)
Lisa Braun
Italy
About
Since I was a child I’ve been drawing and painting everything around me that caught my attention
or fascinated me. I think that was my way of trying to understand... Read more