Amsterdam
Acrylic, Oil on Canvas
39x39in
$4,090
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Suzette Datema
United Kingdom
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Artist highlights
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 44.5x36.2in
About this artwork
It is early morning.
The Gondola man is yawning.
He is sitting next to his boat,
texting a friend, feeling a bit remote.
"Here I am, in the bitter cold,
Waiting for tourists, young and old.
They are few and far inbetween.
A thanks to Covid, a real bummer.
Now my kids know what is hunger.
Tourists were plenty, spending like kings and queens.
Students having above their means.
These days, I have to be creative,
To attract anyone evasive.
The gold… on my gondola shines so bright,
All clean and inviting, a beautiful sight.
I sing my heart out to couples in love,
About romance and happiness, although feeling rough.
Inside, my heart cries and sighs,
As I see all the deceit and lies.
The world has changed, it's no longer free,
Now controlled and gloomy, a sight to see.
I dare not speak, for fear of being sued,
My face to one expression glued.
Forgive me, my friend, for dumping my sorrows, on your doorstep,
Maybe I got out of the
The Gondola man is yawning.
He is sitting next to his boat,
texting a friend, feeling a bit remote.
"Here I am, in the bitter cold,
Waiting for tourists, young and old.
They are few and far inbetween.
A thanks to Covid, a real bummer.
Now my kids know what is hunger.
Tourists were plenty, spending like kings and queens.
Students having above their means.
These days, I have to be creative,
To attract anyone evasive.
The gold… on my gondola shines so bright,
All clean and inviting, a beautiful sight.
I sing my heart out to couples in love,
About romance and happiness, although feeling rough.
Inside, my heart cries and sighs,
As I see all the deceit and lies.
The world has changed, it's no longer free,
Now controlled and gloomy, a sight to see.
I dare not speak, for fear of being sued,
My face to one expression glued.
Forgive me, my friend, for dumping my sorrows, on your doorstep,
Maybe I got out of the
Suzette Datema
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Group shows participant
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
« Through my art, I find sanity, joy, and calmness. If my art can bring joy and happiness to any person, I see it as mission accomplished. »
Suzette Datema, a painter who resides in the United Kingdom, became an artist because of the feeling of excitement that color gives her, as well as the beauty of art and creation. She translates her naive style through compositions that are seaside themed and also paints portraits of women. Datema often covers the canvas with black paint before beginning a piece, as a white surface ‘can seem daunting’. She works using both oils and acrylics.
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The Gondola Man (Venice)
$4,670
