Istanbul Nostalgia
Acrylic on Linen
39x59in
$9,300
Framing
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Greta Stoytcheva
Greece
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x31.5in
About this artwork
This painting carries a sense of warmth, nostalgia, and carefree summer days. At the center stands a bright orange Vespa—a symbol of sunny travels, freedom, and Italian charm. The background, rendered in elegant black-and-white tones, creates a striking contrast that enhances the vibrancy and energy of the scooter, making it the true star of the composition.
Greta Stoytcheva
Greece
Credentials
- Works on commission
I'm from Lovech, Bulgaria, and it's where I discovered my passion for art. I began my apprenticeship in the town of Troyan at the National School of Applied Arts "Wenko Kolev," where I studied ceramics and fine arts, focusing on acrylics.
Later in 1990, I moved to Greece, where I expanded my artistic skills by working on silk, glass, porcelain, wood, and stone.
Afterward, in August 2018, I moved to Germany and lived in Bad Salzulfen for seven years. There, I was a member of the Herford Artists' Forum and held numerous exhibitions in Germany, Bulgaria, and Greece.
This year, I returned to Greece and began a new chapter in my life—new studio, new inspiration, new art.
Later in 1990, I moved to Greece, where I expanded my artistic skills by working on silk, glass, porcelain, wood, and stone.
Afterward, in August 2018, I moved to Germany and lived in Bad Salzulfen for seven years. There, I was a member of the Herford Artists' Forum and held numerous exhibitions in Germany, Bulgaria, and Greece.
This year, I returned to Greece and began a new chapter in my life—new studio, new inspiration, new art.
Greta Stoytcheva
Orange Vespa
$3,980
