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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x31.5in
About this artwork
Seascape at dusk of the Scottish Hebrides Islands, taken from a seaside promenade.
Cool blue colors appear warm because there is a red undertone found in the beach sand. The colors are made from pure pigments to give a great intensity of dark and white which enhances the light.
The mystical and spiritual question is not very far from all my paintings where I frequently work on the edges: temporal in the sunrises and sunsets, terrestrial in the… seaside, and the transformations of the states of the water between the sea and steam. It is therefore a motionless and introspective journey that I offer you in calm and serenity.
Anti UV varnish and wooden frame.
Cool blue colors appear warm because there is a red undertone found in the beach sand. The colors are made from pure pigments to give a great intensity of dark and white which enhances the light.
The mystical and spiritual question is not very far from all my paintings where I frequently work on the edges: temporal in the sunrises and sunsets, terrestrial in the… seaside, and the transformations of the states of the water between the sea and steam. It is therefore a motionless and introspective journey that I offer you in calm and serenity.
Anti UV varnish and wooden frame.
Anne Schirmeyer
France
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Established Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
« A painter of places, I look for landscapes that are the origin of the first scene, the ones that can bring us serenity, simplicity, and universality. »
Anne Schirmeyer is an artist based in France whose paintings have been featured in solo and group exhibitions nationally. She describes her emotionally evocative landscapes and seascapes as being a search for "the origin", as well as appeasement and spirituality. Schirmeyer's distinctive style fuses tonalism with expressionism and "spiritual abstraction". She primarily creates with oils on linen.