Painting Frames "Malin" |
| Beige mit Gitterstruktur • Serie: Hemma I • Width: 19mm • Height: 32mm |
| Another series of paintings has been created in the Hemma I series, which is particularly well received by art connoisseurs thanks to subtle dimensions, a simple shape and flexible coloring. The bar made of real wood was made very thin with a width of 19 mm and a height of 32 mm. This modesty is joined by the shape of a right-angled bar. The special thing about Malin is that the height is more than millimeters more than the width, a ratio that is rarely seen in frames, since otherwise the front is often wider to accommodate the many design elements. Malin does not need any decoration. In addition to the factual shape, the applied beige is an all-rounder among the colors, because this nuance is particularly adaptable. However, if you attach great importance to symbioses, you can combine this frame with motifs that are also in beige, white or brown. The classics Albrecht Dürer, Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo already have these tones in their many sketches as a background, so they go very well with Malin. Since her drawings already have a lot of structure, the special lattice structure of this frame comes in handy, which the designers have skillfully placed on the beige. |
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Painting Frames "Malin" |
| Beige mit Gitterstruktur • Serie: Hemma I • Width: 19mm • Height: 32mm |
| Another series of paintings has been created in the Hemma I series, which is particularly well received by art connoisseurs thanks to subtle dimensions, a simple shape and flexible coloring. The bar made of real wood was made very thin with a width of 19 mm and a height of 32 mm. This modesty is joined by the shape of a right-angled bar. The special thing about Malin is that the height is more than millimeters more than the width, a ratio that is rarely seen in frames, since otherwise the front is often wider to accommodate the many design elements. Malin does not need any decoration. In addition to the factual shape, the applied beige is an all-rounder among the colors, because this nuance is particularly adaptable. However, if you attach great importance to symbioses, you can combine this frame with motifs that are also in beige, white or brown. The classics Albrecht Dürer, Leonardo Da Vinci and Michelangelo already have these tones in their many sketches as a background, so they go very well with Malin. Since her drawings already have a lot of structure, the special lattice structure of this frame comes in handy, which the designers have skillfully placed on the beige. |
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.jpg "Street in Røros")
.jpg "The Sheepfold, Moonlight")
.jpg "Mixture")
.jpg "The Nymphs")
.jpg "Odalisque")
.jpg "Asakusa Rice Fields During the Festival of the Cock, c.1857 (coloured woodblock print)")
.jpg "Study for The Channel at Gravelines, Evening, 1890")
.jpg "Rough Seas at Shichiri Beach in Sagami Province from the Series Thirty Six Views of Mount Fuji, c.1851-2 (colour woodblock print)")
.jpg "The Waterlily Pond with the Japanese Bridge")
.jpg "Yellow Christ, 1889")
.jpg "Self Portrait with a Beret, 1886")
.jpg "Moon Night, 1885")
.jpg "Winter Study with Mountain, 1908")
.jpg "Spleen and Ideal, 1907")
.jpg "The Harvesters, 1565.")
