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Artist: Melinda Matyas
The reflection of gravity, Painting, Oil on Canvas
By Melinda Matyas
Located in Yardley, PA
The reflection of gravity, oil on canvas, is focusing on existential issues and on the role of gravity in human life. The top figure in the painting is a 'reflection' of the bottom f...
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Melinda Matyas "Idle", original ink and acrylic on paper
By Melinda Matyas
Located in Glenview, IL
"Idle" by Hungarian born British artist is a contemporary expressionist representation of mid section of a female nude as viewed from the side. The artwork was created in 2011 ink an...
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