Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 44x96in
About this artwork
Total Triptych dimensions: 44" x 98". Each panel is 44" x 32" with an inch spacing in between.
“I have always wanted to create a triptych of this Autumnal giant in order to amplify the majesty and reach of nature’s way.
This beautiful triptych has been created to take the viewer on a journey from branch to branch of this seasoned and historic maple in Autumn. The artwork captures the spirit of the season with vibrant leafy colors that contrast… perfectly with the hues of the sky and fields.
The painting is executed in Clear Impressionism style in thick oils with bright colors, fluid motion and thick texture. Canvas is stretched on a heavy duty 1.5” wide wooden stretcher bar in a gallery wrap style with painting going on all 4 sides.
“I have always wanted to create a triptych of this Autumnal giant in order to amplify the majesty and reach of nature’s way.
This beautiful triptych has been created to take the viewer on a journey from branch to branch of this seasoned and historic maple in Autumn. The artwork captures the spirit of the season with vibrant leafy colors that contrast… perfectly with the hues of the sky and fields.
The painting is executed in Clear Impressionism style in thick oils with bright colors, fluid motion and thick texture. Canvas is stretched on a heavy duty 1.5” wide wooden stretcher bar in a gallery wrap style with painting going on all 4 sides.
Kenneth Halvorsen
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I express love and emotion in my art and hope that these sentiments are present to you when you view my artwork. »
Kenneth Halvorsen is an award-winning artist based in the United States whose paintings have been exhibited nationally. In addition, his art has been featured in publications such as Southwest Art Magazine. Halvorsen's distinctive landscapes are created in plein air with a style that he refers to as, "Clear Impressionism". He exclusively employs oils, favoring bright colors, fluid motions, and engaging textures.