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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
31.5x59.1in
About this artwork
The back view of the woman comes from a painting by the Norwegian artist Vilhelm Hammershoi from 1905. The original woman is sitting on a wooden chair in front of a wall in an almost empty room. Nothing distracts the viewer from the back view of the woman. This strongly meditative mood is embodied in the picture shown here by the quote from the rear view. At the same time, however, a gigantic space opens up behind the woman, revealing a view over… the rooftops of Soho and thus destroying the intimacy of the original. The individuality of the individual is contrasted in this picture with the anonymity of the big city and thus gives the feeling of floating above things.
« I like art that combines old and new, is professionally made, has a sense of humor, arouses curiosity, makes you smarter, and which you never forget. »
Thomas Johannsmeier is an experienced painter and a draftsman whose works have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Russia, the Netherlands, and France. In his compositions, classical portaits are taken out of their contexts and contrasted with elements of modern art, which consists of monochrome colors, graffiti, photos, patterns, or quotations from other images. Johannsmeier most often creates using acrylics and oils on canvas.