No 10. - "Madame Pompadoure With Blue Eyes"

I just finished this painting for a friend and his wife as a gift for their salon. I decided on a theme that represents a hair style - therefore a painting "Madame Pompadoure With Blue Eyes" was born on one of my sleepless nights. It is painted in a decorative "poster" style. This is a first "Hair Styles" theme painting, and several others will follow at some point. The future paintings will be for sale. (Gift).

"Madame Pompadoure With Blue Eyes"
Dimensions: 30" x 24" x 1.5"
Acrylic on canvas
2010



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no. 9 - "Shattered Ideas"

I always wanted to do geometrical paintings, and this is one of my ideas that slowly developed over two months of thinking and painting. When I was painting "Colors" for my friend I fell in love with orange-blue-black color scheme, and although I want to work on my "Life Forms" series, I made a detour via this painting. I also decided when I was about three quarters finished to add white color to it.

I think this painting turned out very nice and in the future I'd love to paint several geometric style paintings more.

"Shattered Ideas"
Dimensions: 48" x 36" x 2.5"
Acrylic on canvas
2010


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no. 8 - "Colors"

This painting was painted for my friend's bare walls as a gift.

"Colors"
Dimensions: 24" x 30" x 0.75"
Acrylic on canvas
2010


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no. 6 - "Out of a Blue"

When I was painting this painting, I was playing with my colors and techniques. (Sold).

"Out Of A Blue?"
Dimensions: 24" x 18" x 0.75"
Acrylic on canvas
2009


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no. 5 - "A Desert Without a Tank"

As my dislike of any war I painted originally a tank in a desert (idea from a war in Iraq). My husband didn't like the tank so I painted over the tank, which became a linen/black abstract painting called "A Desert Without a Tank".

will those wars ever end?

"A Desert Without A Tank"
Dimensions: 30" x 24" x 3/4"
Acrylic on canvas
2008



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