№AAA2028 Welcome to our oil painting "Winter village landscape"! In this beautiful painting, we see a winter scene with a snowy field and a forest beyond. The village is picturesque and charming, with its quaint houses and buildings. This painting is sure to bring a touch of winter magic to any home!
*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING *** * TITLE: "Winter village landscape" * ARTISTS: Sakhno Ludmila * SIZE: 11.5x22.5 cm/'4.52x8.58 inches' * MEDIUM: oil, cardboard * HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection * CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product
About the artist: In 1994 I graduated from the National Academy of Arts and Architecture in Kyiv, where I still live and work. I work in classical technique - oil on canvas. I regularly hold exhibitions both in Ukraine and abroad. The style of my work is defined by art historians as impression modern or a combination of naive and abstract art. For me, this is primarily an expression of thought-history-impression, which passed through the heart and found a figurative embodiment on the canvas. In my works I adhere to the principle of humanity and I believe that the task of the artist is still to bring beauty and positive to people, because my paintings are chamber, homely, they perfectly “take root in interiors” - this is what all collectors and my buyers say. Exhibitions: Personal exhibition "Odessa Stained Glass", Jewish Cultural Center ''Beit Grand'', 2015 Odessa Personal exhibition "The Road to the Sun", ART Center ''MarkoFF'', 2014 Odessa Exhibition "Desserts" ART - cafe -‐ gallery "Au Petit Bruxelles", 2014 Kiev Exhibition "Christmas", Gallery "Gryphon", 2006 Kiev Personal exhibition "Elizabeth Bam", Gallery "Gryphon", 2005 Kiev Exhibition " Fish Day”, Gallery “Irena”, 2004 Kiev Personal exhibition in Sozopol, Bulgaria, in the framework of the International Art Festival 2000. Exhibition "Ukrainian cities", Gallery "Lavra", 1998 Personal exhibition "Premonition", Gallery "Irena", 1996 Kyiv Exhibition "Autumn Collection", Gallery "Fatherland", 1995.
