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Henriette Gorbitz"My Home", Cozy Pumpkin House in the Garden Naive/Primitivist Acrylic Painting2005
2005
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This artwork entitled "My Home" by Henriette Gorbitz is a beautiful acrylic painting on canvas, stretched over a wooden frame, measuring 50cm x 100cm x 2.5cm. The painting is full of rich colors, mainly featuring blue for the sky, golden yellow for the pumpkin house, green for the plants, and a mix of yellow, purple, and blue for the flowers. The centerpiece of the painting is the pumpkin house located in a field of flowers, with the pumpkin stem acting as the chimney, billowing out smoke to suggest that someone is living inside. Looking through the pumpkin door, the interior space is portrayed as simple and cozy, with a roaring fireplace, a double bed adorned with heart-shaped pillows, and a bookshelf filled with easily accessible books, all rendered in meticulous detail.
As the artist hails from a family of craftsmen, it's no surprise that the painting beautifully captures the essence of a warm and inviting home. The theme of the painting is to express the artist's definition of home, a simple and comfortable place built together with loved ones, away from the chaos of the world. The vibrant colors and clever composition, along with the exquisite depiction of objects and space, reflect the artist's love for life and remind the viewer of the allure of a peaceful and simple life away from the bustle of modern city living.
Henriette Gorbitz is a naïve/primitive French artist, passionate about Jean Giono. She wishes to transmit the beauty of the nature, but also its fragile yet immutable sides.
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- Creation Year:2005
- Dimensions:Height: 19.69 in (50 cm)Width: 39.38 in (100 cm)Depth: 0.99 in (2.5 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Clermont-Ferrand, FR
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU104116874932
Henriette Gorbitz
Henriette Gorbitz is a French artist, passionate about Jean Giono. She wishes to transmit the beauty of nature, but also its fragile yet immutable sides. Her works are imbued with poetry and often give free rein to the artistic audacity of their author.
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