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Sky Dancer

Linnea Pergola

2018 • South Africa • Watercolor on Fabric , Other rigid frame

39 x 36 in

$3,840

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Linnea Pergola

South Africa

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Artwork details

Medium : Watercolor on Fabric , Other rigid frame
Framing : Framing on request
Dimensions : 39x36in

About this artwork

Sky Dancer is a woman dancing in the sky with birds. Her continued love of birds and flying came through again with this image. The woman's dress was inspired by a trip to Bhutan to see one of their festivals. The costumes of the dancers are colourful and stunning. When they danced it looked like they were flying.

This silk won FIRST PRIZE at the Spring Forward Exhibition from the Rhode Island Watercolor Society, May 22-June 25, 2021.
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This is painted with silk paint but the medium category does not have that category, so she chose watercolours since they are both water based.

Linnea Pergola

South Africa

Credentials

Established Artist
International Exposure

« I see the vibrancy of the world around me and feel the need to sketch, paint, or draw it. »

Linnea Pergola is an experimented painter and textile artist based now in South Africa, whose works have been exhibited nationally in the United States, as well as in Switzerland, Germany, Puerto Rico, and Qatar. Her love of nature is apparent in her diverse compositions, as she often portrays both animals and birds. As such, Pergola is an advocate for animal rights and the unjust treatment of animals. Her incredibly detailed pieces are created with pencils, encaustics and oils, watercolors, and ink on paper or fabric.

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