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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Pigments on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 15.7x15.7in
About this artwork
This original work using the acrylic technique is hand-painted on a linen canvas stretched over a frame and is one of the child portraits by contemporary artist Pascale White.
This artwork is unique; no prints exist. It was painted in France, varnished, and personally signed by the artist. It is a portrait of a child, created from a photograph, painted with a brush and palette knife, in a Pop Art style. For this series of portraits, the artist chose… to leave the canvas natural (linen) to contrast with the vibrant colors used; the canvas has been varnished. The artwork is sold ready to hang.
This artwork is unique; no prints exist. It was painted in France, varnished, and personally signed by the artist. It is a portrait of a child, created from a photograph, painted with a brush and palette knife, in a Pop Art style. For this series of portraits, the artist chose… to leave the canvas natural (linen) to contrast with the vibrant colors used; the canvas has been varnished. The artwork is sold ready to hang.
Pascale White
France
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I define myself as a researcher of emotions. »
I define myself as an “emotion seeker”.
What I like: above all the color, ... but also the material, the texture!
Whatever my starting subject, I like to seize the moment, to associate the spontaneity of the gesture with the will to tame the material. I use pure or saturated color in wash... I let it circulate, I apply layers upon layers, I scrape, I search, I do not control everything that happens.... and finally I find.
My universe oscillates between figuration and abstraction, using pigments, ink, acrylic and/or watercolor which allow me fluidity and real freedom in my work, a work of superpositions of materials and colors which is constantly evolving.
What I like: above all the color, ... but also the material, the texture!
Whatever my starting subject, I like to seize the moment, to associate the spontaneity of the gesture with the will to tame the material. I use pure or saturated color in wash... I let it circulate, I apply layers upon layers, I scrape, I search, I do not control everything that happens.... and finally I find.
My universe oscillates between figuration and abstraction, using pigments, ink, acrylic and/or watercolor which allow me fluidity and real freedom in my work, a work of superpositions of materials and colors which is constantly evolving.