Paintworks- Woman Plays Violin
This idea comes to mind when I first saw one of my friends playing the violin. That music inspired me so much, so I made the decision to draw something related to music.
Paint By Number Kits Paintworks Diy Oil Painting For Kids And Adu*lts, The Woman Plays Violin
Product description
- Canvas digital painting. 16x20 inches (40x50cm).
- PACKAGE INCLUDES: 1 art canvas (Framed or Frameless), 1 set of acrylic paint, 1 set of brushes (including 3)
- DIY OIL PAINTING : This digital painting kit is not finished and needs to be painted by yourself to make you feel like a painter.
- Digital painting has a strong decorative and unique artistic charm.
- It is perfect for home decoration, best gift for your friends or family.
Size: Framed | Color: Picture A 12
These kits include the following:
1.Canvas art with text (framed or unframed, please choose)
2. Paint, can be used without adding water.
3. Clean the brush when you change to another color.
4. Detailed map, you can follow it to draw.
Description:
Made of canvas material, it is durable.
Suitable for bedrooms, study, hallways, living rooms, etc.
You can decide the spin based on your personal preferences or the number of spins.
Digital painting has a strong decorative and unique artistic charm.
Completing a painting can give people a sense of accomplishment and confidence.
Match the number of canvases and the graphics on the canvas to fill the paint.
Painting:
Healthy digital pigments, high color rendering
The paint can be colored directly without the need for water.
The image coverage is strong, and if there is an error during the painting process, the correct color can be covered.
The paint is easy to dry. When not in use, cover it. If the paint is too dry, add 1 or 152 drops of water and mix well. Remember not to be too much.
The drawing box corresponds to the number on the canvas, and the unmarked painting corresponds to the shaded part of the canvas.
Product Information
Size: Framed | Color: Picture A 12
Manufacturer | AIMIUL
ASIN | B089JY73RH
Item model number | 08AIM0602564iul003
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This scene is typical of the Nice interior scenes painted . Indeed, we can recognize the distinctive look of the women in blue gown with violin screen that forms the background for many compositions of the time. A standing young woman, holding a violin on her shoulder and a bow in her right hand, stands in front of a wall pattern on the screen.
A very similar version of this painting on a somewhat smaller scale and with the same title can be found today at the Baltimore Museum of Art in the United States. The composition of the Orangeries brings to the fore the clash between the curves and the straight lines that also structure the painting.
The screen ledges and the vertical lines of the door are aligned with the perpendicular lines of the table and chair legs, while the shadows cast by the table legs are exactly parallel to the arch. These straight lines are countered by an equal number of curved lines that respond to them: the circles on the screen, the curve of the young woman's body, face and hair also echo the curved lines of the instrument and her case. The theme of music appeared at the beginning of Matisse's work, the artist himself being a composer. The Nice period in particular was synonymous with daily violin practice for him.
