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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Synthetic board
- Other details : Artwork on Dibond. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 43x32in
About this artwork
Aurora is the ancient Greek goddess of the dawn, and here the figure of Aurora is portrayed frontally with a mountain backdrop on the horizon. This piece is a luminous, subtle painting, with delicate rendering of drapery, figure and foliage. The landscape portrays a cool, wintry palette that evokes the coming of early spring.
The piece comes with a beautiful custom frame hand-picked by the artist. It is a classic frame that combines ornate detailing… with a subdued palette of copper and ochre tones with silver accents. The swirling pattern in the detailing pleasingly mimics the foliage in the painting. Together the painting and frame convey a sense of refined elegance and luminosity.
The painting is created on hand-prepared dibond panel, a substrate comprised of aluminum and polyethylene with two types of acrylic gesso applied by the artist. It is considered to be amongst the most archival surfaces available for contemporary fine art painting.
The piece comes with a beautiful custom frame hand-picked by the artist. It is a classic frame that combines ornate detailing… with a subdued palette of copper and ochre tones with silver accents. The swirling pattern in the detailing pleasingly mimics the foliage in the painting. Together the painting and frame convey a sense of refined elegance and luminosity.
The painting is created on hand-prepared dibond panel, a substrate comprised of aluminum and polyethylene with two types of acrylic gesso applied by the artist. It is considered to be amongst the most archival surfaces available for contemporary fine art painting.
Jason Rafferty
United States
Credentials
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
« Always stay open to new influences and trust the growth process. »
Jason Rafferty is an award-winning painter, draftsman, and printmaker based in the United States whose works have been widely exhibited nationally. In addition, his art has been featured in publications such as the Asheville Citizen Times, The Mountain Xpress, etc. Rafferty cites the natural world and the changing climate as unifying themes for many of his pieces. His most recent compositions focus on the interplay between analog and digital painting.