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Original artwork description:
The painting represents the vast natural amphitheater that is shown to the eyes of those who climb Mount Thabor, in the French Alps on the border with Italy. The artwork was born after a two-days hike in late June 2018, when I was fascinated by the spots created by the snow on the landscape.
Realised during my Erasmus mobility program at the ESAD Grenoble, France.
The sides are not painted.
Signed certificate of authenticity, matt final varnish.
Materials used:
Oil colors
Tags:
#landscape #snow #mountain #landscape painting #alps #mountain landscape #snowdrop #snowy mountains #alpine landscape #snow meltsThe snow melting (2019) Oil painting
by Sofia Fresia
4 Artist Reviews
£578.54 Sold
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 116 x 73 x 3cm (unframed) / 116 x 73cm (actual image size)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Original artwork description
The painting represents the vast natural amphitheater that is shown to the eyes of those who climb Mount Thabor, in the French Alps on the border with Italy. The artwork was born after a two-days hike in late June 2018, when I was fascinated by the spots created by the snow on the landscape.
Realised during my Erasmus mobility program at the ESAD Grenoble, France.
The sides are not painted.
Signed certificate of authenticity, matt final varnish.
Materials used:
Oil colors
Tags:
#landscape #snow #mountain #landscape painting #alps #mountain landscape #snowdrop #snowy mountains #alpine landscape #snow melts
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Artist Reviews (4)
Sofia Fresia
Italy
About
In my artworks I often recombine elements taken from the reality that surrounds me - and in particular from my experience as surflifesaving athlete - to reflect on today's society... Read more