Igor Shulman

About life., Painting, Oil on Canvas

2023

Perhaps this word doesn't fit comfortably into the familiar rut of your life. It's not something you face every day. But it exists and it affects every human being. This picture is n...

I don't know exactly what the technological process of creating a new dress looks like. Much less do I know what that process looked like a hundred years ago. But I can make it up. A...

It’s that winter hangover thing again. A haphazard jumble of expensive champagne, black caviar and cigarette butts floating in levitation. An iPhone pinned to the table with a f...

This study is about the boundaries of anything. Boundaries of light and shadow, color boundaries. Boundaries of what's allowed. Boundaries of the unacceptable. Boundaries of beau...

The painting features two pieces of art. The difference between their creation is about 2000 years. The first is the sculpture, Venus de Milo, the most famous of all ancient Venuses....

What a Life, c. 1930, mixed media on board, 18 x 24 inches, signed lower left; titled on label; exhibited at The San Francisco Art Association Fifty-Second Annual Exhibition at the P...

David Cheifetz's "Alien" is an oil painting featuring brightly lit fruit with a metal teapot. About the artist: David is an internationally acclaimed and collected artist who cont...

Since August 2018 Sietse W. Jonker belongs to the group of artists that we permanently represent in our stock-exposition. In mid-2019, this still-life artist will take part in a group exhibition devoted to still life in painting. His work can be seen all year round and for sale through our gallery. To get to know him, we visited the artist in his studio in Leeuwarden. a centrally located donkey and a window on the Noorderlicht dominate the space together with the still life that he is currently working on. According to the artist, a still life should not be 'made to look', in the final painting it should ultimately be an ordered harmony. The artist himself: That is not always easy and sometimes I am busy with all kinds of objects here in the house. Every now and then something comes up or something is taken away again until I am satisfied. Usually I have a vague idea of ​​what I want, but to give that 'vague idea' a concrete form is quite difficult. The idea then to create a three-dimensional world on a two dimensional level intrigues Sietse Jonker...