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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
"Paris Rooftops in moonlight" by Mona Edulesco.
Modern impressionist impasto palette knives oil painting on stretched canvas 50x50cm (20x20 inches), 2020.
This painting captures a Night view of Paris rooftops in the Passy neighborhood, with the silhouette of Eiffel Tower illuminated in the distance. It is part of the new series of Mona's paintings depicting the fascinating rooftops of Paris, a subject that has always fascinated and inspired her.…
This work was painted in impasto technique, with thick textures of oil paint applied with with a diversity of palette knives and brushes.
The edges of the stretched canvas are painted in black so the painting arrives ready to hang, with framing optional.
Modern impressionist impasto palette knives oil painting on stretched canvas 50x50cm (20x20 inches), 2020.
This painting captures a Night view of Paris rooftops in the Passy neighborhood, with the silhouette of Eiffel Tower illuminated in the distance. It is part of the new series of Mona's paintings depicting the fascinating rooftops of Paris, a subject that has always fascinated and inspired her.…
This work was painted in impasto technique, with thick textures of oil paint applied with with a diversity of palette knives and brushes.
The edges of the stretched canvas are painted in black so the painting arrives ready to hang, with framing optional.
Mona Edulesco
France
Credentials
- Major permanent collection
- International Exposure
- Social Media Star
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« “I have always loved to approach my urban paintings in a myriad of ways. I enjoy stylizing architectural forms using the versatility of oil paint and palette knives.” »
Mona Edulesco is a French-Romanian painter who resides in France and whose art has been featured in Parisian group exhibitions. Her preference for abstract cityscapes reflects her background in architecture and urban planning. Edulesco merges her experience in architectural concept drawings with the freedom and energy of palette knife painting into phantasmagorical textural impressionistic works. She creates watercolor pieces and uses them later as a reference for her oil paintings.