Brooksby
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le pécheur, Marseille
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Au Bistrot
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Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "l'Apéro Arrive" was created by contemporary artist Brooksby.
The artist used the oil-on-canvas technique to create this small-format figurative painting.
During the 21 years she lived in Florence, she spent many hours studying the paintings in the Palazzo Pitti. The Macchiaoli painters of Tuscany concentrated on black and white. When she moved to Paris, the clothes of Parisian waiters inspired many of her paintings.
The artist used the oil-on-canvas technique to create this small-format figurative painting.
During the 21 years she lived in Florence, she spent many hours studying the paintings in the Palazzo Pitti. The Macchiaoli painters of Tuscany concentrated on black and white. When she moved to Paris, the clothes of Parisian waiters inspired many of her paintings.
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Life style
- - Size : 13 x 13 cm
- - Colors : White
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Medium : Oil
- - Compatible frames : 13 x 13 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Canvas
- - Exhibited in Gallery : Paris 4 Le Marais
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Brooksby showed an early aptitude for drawing. To keep up with her father's business travels, her family traveled constantly across the United States. This itinerant childhood gave the American artist a real appetite for wandering. By the age of eight, she was already studying model drawing at the University of California, Los Angeles. Two years later, she was apprenticed to a Japanese ceramist in West Virginia, and later became interested in photography. At the Beaux-Arts, she discovered a passion for sculpture and graduated in 1987, just before moving to Florence, Italy, where she settled for over twenty years.
