The roses of the Aegean Sea
Overview
2019
Oil on canvas
Unique Work
Dimensions: 54.0cm(H) x 81.0cm(W) x 2.0cm(D) / 21.3"(H) x 31.9"(W) x 0.8"(D)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings.
Artist Statement
"The roses of the Aegean Sea", oil painting on stretched canvas, 54X81 cm
A contemporary expressive oil painting of yellow gold brown roses, in front of the Aegean blue sea.
This painting is an evocation of the Minoan greece. The roses are painted with a palette knife, in gestural shades of yellowish golden brown. They look like metal, or sculptures in front of the sea. The water of the sea is soft, with fades of oil, in these blue-green color characteristic of the marine element of this region of the world.
The painting is signed on the front and on the back.
Edges are painted : painting continue on the edges. You can hang it without a frame.
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Artist Profile
Born: 1962
Hometown: Vouvray
Lives and Works: Vouvray
Fabienne Monestier is a French professionnal painter.
She is graduated in Fine Art. She studied experimental cinema and engraving at the art school "Institut d'Arts Visuels" of Orléans, France.
But her favorite practice, in cinema, was to draw the story-boards !
She get an Art School High Diploma in 1989. She really began painting in 1994.
Main time, she paints from imagination, because she likes the freedom of evocation. She likes working in figurative, abstract, impressionism or photorealism ways. She always says that the most important, for her, is to create images !
All her artworks are original pieces, paintings and drawings, direct from her studio in Touraine, in the Loire Valley, France.
She is also a lyrical mezzo singer in the professionnal choir from Opera of Tours, France.
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