Fine Art Traditional Oil Painting Solomons Island G Linsenmayer Metal Print
by G Linsenmayer
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Fine Art Traditional Oil Painting Solomons Island G Linsenmayer metal print by G Linsenmayer. Bring your artwork to life with the stylish lines and added depth of a metal print. Your image gets printed directly onto a sheet of 1/16" thick aluminum. The aluminum sheet is offset from the wall by a 3/4" thick wooden frame which is attached to the back. The high gloss of the aluminum sheet complements the rich colors of any image to produce stunning results.
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.. A traditional painting, oil on linen, a workboat at Solomons Island, Chesapeak Bay, Maryland. It was painted during the mid 60's; the island had... more
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.. A traditional painting, oil on linen, a workboat at Solomons Island, Chesapeak Bay, Maryland. It was painted during the mid 60's; the island had much changed the last time I was there. The original painting is now for sale, $1600; custom copies are available.
.. I like both realist traditional-modern and contemporary multimedia paintings and digital abstracts... focusing on visual impressions, colors, and forms, following motifs influenced by Renoir, and others; impressionist ideas, fundamentally based on views of real life and real people.
... http://www.gl-notes-and-blogs.us/, or search online
'g linsenmayer' or GrlFineArt
About G Linsenmayer
I paint original art with a wide range of subjects, in my own unique style; oil, acrylic, multimedia, digital, charcoal, pastel... All my subject matter is entirely my own, from my own concepts, visits, and travels; usually realistic except of course my own abstracts. Originals, signed prints, and AP are available. sites, and blogs... 'https://optimisticgrlartwp.wordpress.com/' For more, search... 'g. linsenmayer art', or contact me, grl@fineartspaintings.org.
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