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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 11.8x15.7in
About this artwork
In my work "A Beautiful Winter Day" I captured the quiet splendor of a snowy path along a stream. The cold, crisp air and the crunch of snow under your boots bring the scene to life. Every brushstroke is filled with the depth of winter and the quiet promise of the coming spring. This oil painting invites you to feel the calm and grandeur of winter nature and brings a peaceful, thoughtful atmosphere to any home.
The picture is painted with the finest… artist's paint on a linen stretcher frame.
The edges are also painted so that the picture can be hung without a frame.
The picture is painted with the finest… artist's paint on a linen stretcher frame.
The edges are also painted so that the picture can be hung without a frame.
Leo Windeln
Germany
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Prizewinner
- Covered by the Press
- Works on commission
« My statement is to present sophisticated art in oil. My pictures should have a positive impact on the viewer. »
My artistic journey began when I was 16, when I discovered painting. In 1980, I had my first exhibition and received my first public recognition.
The 1980s were a formative period of learning for me. In addition to self-taught studies, I deepened my knowledge at the Free Academy in Roermond in the art of still life and landscape painting.
I work exclusively with high-quality oil paints on linen stretcher frames, combining wet-on-wet techniques with layering. Inspired by the Impressionists, I do not use black. My subjects are drawn from the natural world around me and from travels abroad.
Attention to detail, whether it's a stinging nettle or a leaf changing color, is important to me. I strive to capture the moods of light and achieve the perfection of my artistic role models.
I invite you to discover my works and experience the stories behind them.
The 1980s were a formative period of learning for me. In addition to self-taught studies, I deepened my knowledge at the Free Academy in Roermond in the art of still life and landscape painting.
I work exclusively with high-quality oil paints on linen stretcher frames, combining wet-on-wet techniques with layering. Inspired by the Impressionists, I do not use black. My subjects are drawn from the natural world around me and from travels abroad.
Attention to detail, whether it's a stinging nettle or a leaf changing color, is important to me. I strive to capture the moods of light and achieve the perfection of my artistic role models.
I invite you to discover my works and experience the stories behind them.