Monastery Denis Kozlovsky Original painting for sale

Monastery

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Denis Kozlovsky

Russia

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The picture was painted at the international plein air in Belarus, from nature, in one of the monasteries.
Bright colors, large strokes in the style of impressionism. The picture is painted on hardboard and varnished.

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Medium : Oil, Lacquer on Cardboard
Other details : Artwork on cardboard. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 23.6x27.6in

« Through overcoming uncertainty, intuitiveness, trusting yourself, feeling the true desires of the soul, you can find an image, a color, put energy into a painting, create art and realize yourself. »

Denis Kozlovsky is an experienced painter, photographer, and draftsman based in Russia whose works have been exhibited nationally. Oscilating between abstract expressionism, expressionism, and impressionism, his distinctive works are created in themed series. For Kozlovsky, painting in plein air plein air is an irreplaceable school of inspiration and ideas. He most often employs oils and lacquer on canvas or cardboard.

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