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Leo Windeln

2018 • Germany • Oil on Canvas

24 x 31 in

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Leo Windeln

Germany

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Artwork details

Medium : Oil on Canvas
Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions : 23.6x31.5in

About this artwork

The work is about a nature reserve in a forest area. It's late summer.
The picture is painted with the finest artist's oil paint on a linen stretcher frame.
The edges of the stretcher frame are also painted. The picture can also be hung without a frame.
This painting has been sold to a collector in Hong Kong.

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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. »

Leo Windeln is an award-winning artist from Germany whose paintings have been exhibited nationally as well as in France, Saudi Arabia and China.

This is what Lou-ann Albiol-Ducos (ALMINE RECH) says:
'Leo Windeln demonstrates remarkable skill in applying oil paints to canvas or linen, achieving photorealistic detail. His color palette is rich and captures the atmosphere of each season with warmth and harmony. All forms are clearly articulated, deliberately and unambiguously guiding the viewer's eye through each scene. His surfaces are masterfully polished and smooth, with a focus on depicting ethereal beauty, with minimal visible brushwork, which further enhances the illusionistic qualities of the landscapes. His techniques embody a highly methodical approach, requiring great care and revealing an intense, gentle response to the natural light and the surrounding world.'

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