Solveiga
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Painting Notre Dame Rose by Solveiga | Painting Impressionism Urban Life style Architecture Oil Acrylic
Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "Notre Dame Rose" on the subjects of Architecture, Life style, Urban has been created by the contemporary artist Solveiga.
The artist used Acrylic, Oil media on Canvas to create this Impressionism, Large size painting.
The artist used Acrylic, Oil media on Canvas to create this Impressionism, Large size painting.
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Style : Impressionism
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Subject : Urban
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Subject : Life style
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Subject : Architecture
- - Size : 80 x 80 cm
- - Colors : Multicolored
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Medium : Oil
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Medium : Acrylic
- - Compatible frames : 80 x 80 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : large
- - Material : Canvas
- - Mounting type : Artwork mounted on stretcher frame
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- - Exhibited in Gallery : Paris 6 Saint-Germain
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Solveiga
France
Solveiga is an artist of Latvian origin, but has lived in France for 16 years. A graduate stylist from the School of Applied Arts in Riga, she obtained a Master of Arts at the National School of Fine Arts in Helsinki (Finland) before training as a designer at the French Institute of Fashion 1997. In 2008 she took painting classes at the School of Fine Arts in Paris, and exhibited often in the Paris region, not far from where she lives. Solveiga, faithful to her past as a fashion illustrator, paints everything she finds beautiful and harmonious. Everything that makes her heart beat. Her biggest challenge is to be able to communicate these emotions. It would seem that the popularity of her works is genuine: her paintings are now part of many private collections both in Europe, Australia and the United States.
