Cristina Stefan

Reflection by the lake, Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

2016

Created from my memories of dusk in Northern Canada and the stillness of water just before the sun sets. It represents for me the artist, a place of peace when I need it the most. ...

This is a large statement piece of art. It is painted in a gestural and loose way mainly in blue and green hues. Inspiration was found at the side of Lake Geneva in Montreaux. Along the side of the lake were many beautiful flowers and trees. These are always an inspiration for the artist. Pictures were taken and -together with her memories- they were the source this painting emerged from. The artist always paints her impressions in her own way, and that is how it becomes a more or less abstract painting. This painting comes with a certificate of authenticity. Sides are painted as part if the painting and it is ready to hang. In situ pictures are for a display purpose only and might not show the painting at real scale...

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