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MUNRO
South Africa
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420 pieces
Artist highlights
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Gilding on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 59.1x35.4in
About this artwork
This modern impressionistic still-life floral artwork showcases Munro's talent for colour and composition. The vibrant mix of crimson and red proteas, small yellow sunflowers, and turquoise flowers with dark green foliage and delicate white flowers add a touch of elegance to the silver, copper, and gold leaf vase. The bright lemon yellow background provides the perfect contrast and makes this painting stand out in any room. A must-have for any art…
lover looking to add a touch of joyfulness to their collection.
MUNRO
South Africa
Credentials
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
Munro is a pseudonymous South African artist. Being a private and shy person, Munro’s art became his voice, testifying of his deep connection to the Lord, and of the peace and blessing received from His hand in an ongoing relationship.
Inspired by natural creation and the act of creating, Munro’s artworks are uncomplicated, new arrangements of colour. Creatively prolific in his approach, Munro employs paint, print, paper, prayer, canvas, acrylic, oil, brush, hands, fingers and trowels. In 1998 God gave Munro the tulip as a symbol and initiator or promise of his career as an artist. It has since been a recurring image in the broad spectrum of his work. Munro’s “Be Men Of Courage” series speaks about men manning up to be Godly men of faith in a world that increasing belies the truth.
“Stand firm in faith. Be men of courage. Be Strong. Do everything in love."
#bemenofcourage
Inspired by natural creation and the act of creating, Munro’s artworks are uncomplicated, new arrangements of colour. Creatively prolific in his approach, Munro employs paint, print, paper, prayer, canvas, acrylic, oil, brush, hands, fingers and trowels. In 1998 God gave Munro the tulip as a symbol and initiator or promise of his career as an artist. It has since been a recurring image in the broad spectrum of his work. Munro’s “Be Men Of Courage” series speaks about men manning up to be Godly men of faith in a world that increasing belies the truth.
“Stand firm in faith. Be men of courage. Be Strong. Do everything in love."
#bemenofcourage
