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Painting Scenes from the lige of Moses tribute to boticelli by Schroeder Virginie | Painting Subject matter Pop icons Acrylic
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This unique and original contemporary artwork "80x80Scenes from the lige of Moses tribute to boticelli was created by contemporary artist Schroeder Virginie.
The artist used the Acrylic technique to create this large-format painting on Pop-art canvas on the theme of Pop Icons.
The artist used the Acrylic technique to create this large-format painting on Pop-art canvas on the theme of Pop Icons.
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Style : Subject matter
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Subject : Pop icons
- - Size : 80 x 80 cm
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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
- - Our recommendations : Best-sellers' artworks
- - Exhibited in Gallery : Tours
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Schroeder Virginie
Canada
Virginie Schroeder has been pursuing her path as a painter for over twelve years, after deciding to leave her job as a temp. In 2009, she reinvented herself by moving to Canada, and it was in Montreal that she took part in her first exhibitions, naturally finding her place in the city's vibrant cultural and artistic life. After a period when her style leaned towards Pop Art, she developed more personal techniques, born of a synthesis between her experience of the figurative and her fascination for the abstract.
Today, her paintings delight audiences not only in Canada, but also in France and the United States.
Today, her paintings delight audiences not only in Canada, but also in France and the United States.
