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Vera Klimova
Austria
Artist highlights
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Cement on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x19.7in
About this artwork
According to legend, Buddha was born on May 26 in 623 BC, on the same day he attained enlightenment in 543 BC. on the same day he died, reaching full nirvana. Thus, all three major events in the life of the Buddha are simultaneously celebrated.
Shakyamuni Buddha is also known as Siddhartha (proper name) and Gautama (generic name). He was the son of Shuddhodan from the Gautam clan, Shakyas (hence Shakyamuni - "a hermit from the Shakya tribe"). Born… in the village of Lumbini (now the territory of Nepal). After the birth of his son, at the age of 29, Prince Siddharthail spent the rest of his secular life and went in search of Truth. Asceticism and selfless devotion do not lead him to the goal. Then he chooses the "Middle Way".
Shakyamuni Buddha is also known as Siddhartha (proper name) and Gautama (generic name). He was the son of Shuddhodan from the Gautam clan, Shakyas (hence Shakyamuni - "a hermit from the Shakya tribe"). Born… in the village of Lumbini (now the territory of Nepal). After the birth of his son, at the age of 29, Prince Siddharthail spent the rest of his secular life and went in search of Truth. Asceticism and selfless devotion do not lead him to the goal. Then he chooses the "Middle Way".
Vera Klimova
Austria
Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Solo shows participant
- Works on commission
« The constant search for harmony allows you to join infinity and be in tune with life, trees, sky, and the sun. The picture is the same music, only in colors. »
Vera Klimova is an artist based in Austria whose paintings have been exhibited nationally, as well as in Switzerland, Russia, and the United States. In her work, she explores varying genres of aesthetic expression of the surrounding reality. For Klimova, the method of cognition of the objective and spiritual world through interaction with paint opens up a variety of possibilities such as working with different styles, materials, techniques, and whole combinations of visual means.
