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Anna Zhdanyuk
Ukraine
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Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 35.4x47.2in
About this artwork
Oil, linen canvas on a stretcher 90*120 cm
Kyiv 2023
In Ukrainian mythology, poppies are a symbol of the sun, the infinity of existence and the transience of life, lush girlish beauty, will, pride, sleep, poison and a talisman
Observing plants, people gave them symbolic meaning. An important role was played by the color of the plant, which could radically change the meaning of the flower.
Example, ordinary field poppy speaks of sweet dreams;
red… - expresses great satisfaction;
a white flower hints at the hopelessness of romantic feelings,
and yellow means success and wealth.
The ends of the picture are painted and continue the plot of the painting
on the back, a good quality mount is installed, which allows you to immediately put the painting on the wall.
Kyiv 2023
In Ukrainian mythology, poppies are a symbol of the sun, the infinity of existence and the transience of life, lush girlish beauty, will, pride, sleep, poison and a talisman
Observing plants, people gave them symbolic meaning. An important role was played by the color of the plant, which could radically change the meaning of the flower.
Example, ordinary field poppy speaks of sweet dreams;
red… - expresses great satisfaction;
a white flower hints at the hopelessness of romantic feelings,
and yellow means success and wealth.
The ends of the picture are painted and continue the plot of the painting
on the back, a good quality mount is installed, which allows you to immediately put the painting on the wall.
Anna Zhdanyuk
Ukraine
Credentials
- Works on commission
A master of oils and watercolors on high-quality Italian cotton or linen, Anna Zhdanyuk bursts with Ukrainian spirit. Her gaze is captivated by diverse subjects: elegant yachts, beautiful sea waves, or unique facets of Ukrainian culture like the intricate embroidery. She skillfully manipulates natural pigments, allowing narratives to spill over sides, freeing them from confinement within a traditional frame. Zhdanyuk’s canvases reveal the fleeting beauty of existence, each piece an immersive journey that teases the senses, while simultaneously reflecting her soul's profound resonance with her subjects.
