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Floral tondo with yellow roses by Fabienne Monestier

Painting, Oil on canvas
One of a kind artwork
50 x 50 cm


2021
600,00 €
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Original artwork description


Floral tondo with yellow roses, oil painting on stretched canvas, 50 cm diameter.

Carried out with a palette knife, in generous strokes, this work is a nod to Rococo and the french Louis XV style, ornamented, light, elegant, Dionysian. This style draws its inspiration from nature, through the use of floral motifs, foliage, curves and arabesques. The ornamentation is the only pretension of this work flowered with yellow roses on a blue grey background. The tondo, here a round canvas on a circular stretcher, originates from the Renaissance, when portraits were painted or sculpted on a round format support.

The painting is signed on the front and on the back.

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More details


Subject

Flowers and plants

Style

Impressionism

Orientation

Square

Size
50 x 50 cm, 0.8 kg
Created
2021
Artwork is painted over the edge
yes
Artwork number
1


Substrate and Material


Substrate »

Canvas


Material »

Oilcolor



Frequently asked questions about this work

“Floral tondo with yellow roses” was created by Fabienne Monestier.

The price is 600 EUR.

The work measures 50 x 50 cm (height x width).

The medium is Oil on canvas. Classified as Impressionism, Flowers and plants.

The work was completed in 2021.

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