Lila Kapkörbchen
Acrylic on Canvas
28x39in
$2,890
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Antje Wanderer-Oberhaus
Germany
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 51.2x31.5in
About this artwork
The picture shows a blue ladder leaning against a tree. It's impossible to see where it leads. The title of the picture, "Ladder to the Hidden Treehouse," reveals the mystery. The treehouse is outside the picture, so it's up to the viewer's imagination what it looks like. A house in the treetops is a place where you can retreat and hide. It's a safe space, a place to breathe. All you can hear is the rustling of the leaves in the tree.
When painting,… I rendered the blue ladder realistically. I painted the tree and bushes in the background dynamically and expressively. The same applies to the panicle hydrangea in the foreground, with its lush, slightly overhanging blossoms. In this painting, I was also interested in the effect of light. The paint was applied in several layers with a brush.
When painting,… I rendered the blue ladder realistically. I painted the tree and bushes in the background dynamically and expressively. The same applies to the panicle hydrangea in the foreground, with its lush, slightly overhanging blossoms. In this painting, I was also interested in the effect of light. The paint was applied in several layers with a brush.
Antje Wanderer-Oberhaus
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Antje Wanderer-Oberhaus, a former industrial engineer, is a painting artist who works with acrylics, sand and occasionally neon colors. She uses a variety of techniques to paint expressively bright flowers and garden scenes, even combining photo printing in her "Blue November" series. Her works always radiate an aura of hope, a cheerful and motivating ray of light amidst the dark challenges of our time.
