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Where did the winter come from
Where did the winter come from
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Where did the winter come from
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Where did the winter come from
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A still life with gladioli in a green glass decanter, set against my black-and-white painting of a spreading plane tree. Around them are glimpses of the studio – a lamp with a round paper shade, an open art album, anatomical sketches, and a cardboard tablet leaning against the canvas. The gladioli seem to dissolve into the background, the last autumn flowers fading faster than I can capture them. Their delicate beauty exposes the structure beneath, as if nature’s skeleton is laid bare. Winter quietly begins.
This oil painting is on stretched canvas 100x80cm (3 x31,5in), varnished, with the sides fully painted so it looks complete without a frame. A hanging system is attached to the back, ready to hang on a nail.

Materials used:

oil paints, pencil

Tags:
#autumn flowers #gladiolus #tree branches #100x80cm #poetic painting #dark palette #black white #livingroom artwork #stilllife flowers #39x32in 

Where did the winter come from (2019) Oil painting
by Anastasia Chernysheva

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A still life with gladioli in a green glass decanter, set against my black-and-white painting of a spreading plane tree. Around them are glimpses of the studio – a lamp with a round paper shade, an open art album, anatomical sketches, and a cardboard tablet leaning against the canvas. The gladioli seem to dissolve into the background, the last autumn flowers fading faster than I can capture them. Their delicate beauty exposes the structure beneath, as if nature’s skeleton is laid bare. Winter quietly begins.
This oil painting is on stretched canvas 100x80cm (3 x31,5in), varnished, with the sides fully painted so it looks complete without a frame. A hanging system is attached to the back, ready to hang on a nail.

Materials used:

oil paints, pencil

Tags:
#autumn flowers #gladiolus #tree branches #100x80cm #poetic painting #dark palette #black white #livingroom artwork #stilllife flowers #39x32in 
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For me, drawing and painting are ways of observing and studying nature, of connecting with its spirit, beauty and wisdom. Through my work I try to capture what is present... Read more

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