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Other details :
Artwork on cardboard. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
35.4x47.2in
About this artwork
In this work of art, expressed in oil paint, I celebrate the serene, almost meditative moments of everyday life. Nah Nah is the name of Moroccan tea with mint leaves. Know that for the Moroccans the tea must foam! Pour the tea into the glass and throw the tea back into the pot and pour it back into the glass from a great height. The more foam, the better! The subtlety of realism combined with a touch of oriental art evokes a feeling of tranquility… and contemplation. The reflection of light on the metal and glass enhances the clarity and purity of the scene. This painting radiates a calm, clear energy that will bring peace to any home.
Gerty Vos harnesses oil and tempera on canvas, with a respect for traditional methods and an artistic lineage tracing back to Dutch masters. Her paintings merge meticulous realism with a luminous emphasis on material textures, invoking a rebirth of classical techniques. Through stark contrasts and a dance of light and shadow, she elicits a feeling of warm sunlight embracing the viewer, exploring profound themes of identity and perception.