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Painting Cinq Calissons d’Aix by Hoffmann Elisabeth | Painting Figurative Urban Still-life Watercolor
Description artwork
This unique and original contemporary artwork "F2 No Name 10034-17075-20231110-25" was created by contemporary artist Hoffmann Elisabeth.
The artist used the watercolor technique to create this small-format painting on paper in a figurative style on the theme of still life.
The artist used the watercolor technique to create this small-format painting on paper in a figurative style on the theme of still life.
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Style : Figurative
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Subject : Urban
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Subject : Still-life
- - Size : 19 x 19 cm
- - Colors : Multicolored
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Medium : Watercolor
- - Compatible frames : 19 x 19 cm
- - Is framable : yes
- - Format : small
- - Material : Paper
- - Exhibited in Gallery : Toulon
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Hoffmann Elisabeth
France
France
For more than 30 years, Elisabeth Hoffmann has created nearly 3,000 works.
Born into a family of artists, her passion for art began in her teens. She first tried her hand at charcoal, then red chalk, before discovering watercolour at the age of 18. She bought her first box of watercolours, and it was a revelation for the artist. Today, this medium continues to enable her to blossom as an artist: "I love the transparency that this tool gives me, and I've always remained faithful to it. It allows me to perfectly retranscribe light, reflections, atmospheres...".
Born into a family of artists, her passion for art began in her teens. She first tried her hand at charcoal, then red chalk, before discovering watercolour at the age of 18. She bought her first box of watercolours, and it was a revelation for the artist. Today, this medium continues to enable her to blossom as an artist: "I love the transparency that this tool gives me, and I've always remained faithful to it. It allows me to perfectly retranscribe light, reflections, atmospheres...".
