Tatiana Majewska, ballerina

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予想落札価格: 466 - 816 EUR

追加料金: +5% / 3% Droit de suite

Title Ballerina

Technique: Watercolor with frame

Size: 31 x 22 cm, framed 42 x 32 cm

Description Subtle and expressive watercolor by Tatiana Majewska, an artist specializing in depictions of ballerinas. Her works are distinguished by an unusual lightness of form, freedom of brushstroke and the ability to capture movement and the transience of the moment. The delicate color palette and sparing composition give the scene a poetic, almost ethereal character.
The work was professionally framed in an elegant, hand-cut passe-partout, which subtly emphasizes the composition, and in a classic black frame, perfectly exposing the artistic qualities of the work. The whole piece looks exceptionally aesthetically pleasing and is ready to hang.
The work is an excellent choice for lovers of ballet, contemporary art and collectors of watercolors of high aesthetic value.

Tatiana Mayevskaya - was born in 1961 in Russia in Yoshkar-Olinsk Autonomous Republic of Mari - El (Volga). She is a graduate of the Academic Art School in Yoshkar - Ole (1997 - 1981) and the Omsk Art Institute in Omsk, Siberia (1982 - 1987), where she received a Master of Arts degree. She has lived in Poland for 20 years, where she creates in oil and watercolor techniques. She paints portraits, nudes, genre scenes, landscapes, flowers and still life. She participates in solo and group exhibitions at home and abroad. She has been involved in conservation of monuments. Among other things, she worked as part of a team of conservators engaged in restoration at: Archcathedral in Lublin, Basilica in Krakow, Jasna Gora Monastery and many others. Her paintings are appreciated by collectors around the world, including in the USA, Russia, Germany and Poland. The artist is a member of the Association of Polish Artists of the Warsaw District and the Association of Polish Watercolorists.

Tatiana Majewska's painting is a gateway to a mysterious world, it is nudity that does not embarrass; it is sensuality; it is movement enchanted in the canvas. The depicted women, wrapped in chiaroscuro, present a subtle yet uncompromising image. The artist reaches for realism, introducing the viewer to the metaphysical, mysterious world of The World, still present beside us, yet distant and fantastic.

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