Peaceful Place is a classic Chinese artwork of Ma Lin depicting a symbolic landscape with a great pine tree and rocks. Printed on natural linen, the artwork comes framed with contemporary grey frame and white slip.
90 x 90 cms
Lead time 2-3 weeks
Sealed in premium acrylic.
La Moretta is the name used for the Venetian mask of seduction reserved exclusively for women. This beautiful oil on canvas painting made by Italian artist Felice Boscarratti comes printed on archival grade paper finished with Lincoln Black frame and white slip.
80 x 100 cms
Lead time 2 - 3 weeks
Sealed in premium acrylic.
Karenina Fabrizzi has always been fascinated by nature, the behavior of animals, the way that flowers and plants grow and how we are a big part of it, the subtle injection of ambiguity that blurs the gap between the ordinary and the fantastic. In my work I want to bring nature closer to the observer, to connect people with their roots and memories. Organic elements are essential as they show us, like in a fairy tale, the link between the subconscious mind and the actual world. This, besides having an apparent dark side, also embodies a sense of fragility and Vulnerability, which seems to be a consistent characteristic of my work. Delicate graphite lines, a subtle oil color palette, ink and rice paper all amalgamate to create layer after layer a particularly dreamy look that distinguishes my work.
Each painting that I create is a unique dance with a variety of materials, unique to each work. I often refer back to traditional painting methods when priming the surface and preparing the paints. One of my preferred mediums is egg tempera, which i prepare myself from scratch in the same way that the renaissance masters would have done. I always use oils and inks in my work. The quality of these mediums enables me to build up subtle and rich layers, from which my poetic images appear. Each work is always a battle between exposing and suppressing different areas until the perfect balance of color and form is achieved.
Printed on to HR Giclee 200 gr paper
Available in A3, A2, A1
Lead time 3-5 working days
Peggy Wolf is a self-taught illustrator who initially studied Fashion Design. During her studies she found her love for illustrating and later moved to London. The vibrant and buzzing city has shaped her creativity enormously and she had the time to create various female portraits, which are often described as quirky, colourful, enigmatic and sophisticated characters with an edge.
Her work is a bridge between art and fashion looking neat and commercial without loosing its charm. Peggy is constantly interested in exploring and showing the different types of women either on paper or inside the digital collage.
Since 2012 she is back in her native Germany and continues to work as an Illustrator. Peggy is creating work for clients around the globe coming from different markets such as Beauty, Fashion, Jewellery, Interior Design and Magazines.
Printed on to 310msg Photo Rag Hahnemühle paper.
Lead time 7-14 days.
Karenina Fabrizzi has always been fascinated by nature, the behavior of animals, the way that flowers and plants grow and how we are a big part of it, the subtle injection of ambiguity that blurs the gap between the ordinary and the fantastic. In my work I want to bring nature closer to the observer, to connect people with their roots and memories. Organic elements are essential as they show us, like in a fairy tale, the link between the subconscious mind and the actual world. This, besides having an apparent dark side, also embodies a sense of fragility and Vulnerability, which seems to be a consistent characteristic of my work. Delicate graphite lines, a subtle oil color palette, ink and rice paper all amalgamate to create layer after layer a particularly dreamy look that distinguishes my work.
Each painting that I create is a unique dance with a variety of materials, unique to each work. I often refer back to traditional painting methods when priming the surface and preparing the paints. One of my preferred mediums is egg tempera, which i prepare myself from scratch in the same way that the renaissance masters would have done. I always use oils and inks in my work. The quality of these mediums enables me to build up subtle and rich layers, from which my poetic images appear. Each work is always a battle between exposing and suppressing different areas until the perfect balance of color and form is achieved.
Printed on to HR Giclee 200 gr paper
Available in A3, A2, A1
Lead time 3-5 working days
A romantic style portrait made with oil on canvas by English painter Dante Rossetti, founder of the famous Pre-Raphaelites brotherhood. The artwork depicts a woman seated at a window, looking out at the street below. This is an unfinished painting. The rich gold hues of the work contrasts with the other versions. Framed with antique black frame and white slip.
90 x 90 cms
Lead time 2 - 3 weeks
Sealed with premium acrylic.
Another romantic style portrait signed by English artist Dante Rossetti. A Vision of Fiammetta is an oil painting in the Pre-Raphaelite style. The subject of the painting is Boccacio’s muse named Fiammetta. Framed with antique gold frame and white slip.
70 x 100 cms
Lead time 2-3 weeks
Sealed in premium acrylic.
Peggy Wolf is a self-taught illustrator who initially studied Fashion Design. During her studies she found her love for illustrating and later moved to London. The vibrant and buzzing city has shaped her creativity enormously and she had the time to create various female portraits, which are often described as quirky, colourful, enigmatic and sophisticated characters with an edge.
Her work is a bridge between art and fashion looking neat and commercial without loosing its charm. Peggy is constantly interested in exploring and showing the different types of women either on paper or inside the digital collage.
Since 2012 she is back in her native Germany and continues to work as an Illustrator. Peggy is creating work for clients around the globe coming from different markets such as Beauty, Fashion, Jewellery, Interior Design and Magazines.
Printed on to 310msg Photo Rag Hahnemühle paper.
Lead time 7-14 days.
An impressive portrait painting made by Scottish artist George Henry depicting a beautiful Geisha girl with a sparkling appearance. The rich surface patterns contribute to the painting's decorative character. Interest in such themes stimulated in Glasgow by an exhibition of Oriental art held in the city in 1882. The artwork comes with Lincoln black frame and gold slip.
70 x 100 cms
Lead time 2-3 weeks
Sealed with premium acrylic.
Karenina Fabrizzi has always been fascinated by nature, the behavior of animals, the way that flowers and plants grow and how we are a big part of it, the subtle injection of ambiguity that blurs the gap between the ordinary and the fantastic. In my work I want to bring nature closer to the observer, to connect people with their roots and memories. Organic elements are essential as they show us, like in a fairy tale, the link between the subconscious mind and the actual world. This, besides having an apparent dark side, also embodies a sense of fragility and Vulnerability, which seems to be a consistent characteristic of my work. Delicate graphite lines, a subtle oil color palette, ink and rice paper all amalgamate to create layer after layer a particularly dreamy look that distinguishes my work.
Each painting that I create is a unique dance with a variety of materials, unique to each work. I often refer back to traditional painting methods when priming the surface and preparing the paints. One of my preferred mediums is egg tempera, which i prepare myself from scratch in the same way that the renaissance masters would have done. I always use oils and inks in my work. The quality of these mediums enables me to build up subtle and rich layers, from which my poetic images appear. Each work is always a battle between exposing and suppressing different areas until the perfect balance of color and form is achieved.
Printed on to HR Giclee 200 gr paper
Available in A3, A2, A1
Lead time 3-5 working days
Peggy Wolf is a self-taught illustrator who initially studied Fashion Design. During her studies she found her love for illustrating and later moved to London. The vibrant and buzzing city has shaped her creativity enormously and she had the time to create various female portraits, which are often described as quirky, colourful, enigmatic and sophisticated characters with an edge.
Her work is a bridge between art and fashion looking neat and commercial without loosing its charm. Peggy is constantly interested in exploring and showing the different types of women either on paper or inside the digital collage.
Since 2012 she is back in her native Germany and continues to work as an Illustrator. Peggy is creating work for clients around the globe coming from different markets such as Beauty, Fashion, Jewellery, Interior Design and Magazines.
Printed on to 310msg Photo Rag Hahnemühle paper.
Lead time 7-14 days.
