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Watercolour on canvas, stretched and ready to hang.

Signed on the front.

The Abduction of Europa, watercolour polyptych 6 x 76 x 56 cm ( overall dimension 152 x 168 cm ). Title was borrowed from Rembrandt's painting from 1632, one of his rare mythological subject paintings. Many other painters used the same subject, Titian, Veronese, Gauguin...No bull in my painting!
Painted on Italian Fabriano Artistico all cotton 640 grams paper. Each paper was mounted ( using archival permanent glue ) on stretched custom made frames, using heavy duty canvas, slightly bigger than paper. Frames are attached together at the back with metal plates forming one sturdy framed artwork.
Heavy duty D rings are attached and frame is ready to hang. For easy transport painting detaches into two pieces ( 3 connected panels each ) . They fit in a small car when seats are folded. Two halves are than put together before hanging.
I use only Fabriano papers when I paint / exhibit in Europe. Luckily, it became available in Australia too.

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Polyptych of 7 panels 76 x 56 cm. Painted on Fabriano Artistico 640 grams paper, cold pressed finish, than mounted on 6 stretched canvases. Ready to be hung. Fabriano is 100% cotton paper. One of the oldest paper mills in Europe. Since 1264 Fabriano has been synonymous with high quality paper , esteemed throughout the world and known to publishers, writers and artists.

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Stretched and ready to hang

This artwork is currently stretched and ready to hang.

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All art by Tony Belobrajdic

Painted on 300 grams Saunders 100% cotton paper, Hand made British paper with deckled edges on all four sides, which can be a nice feature for floating frame.
Painted after the photo of a person wearing big fur coat. Acrylic paint on loose linen. Canvas size is 107 x 72cm with about 25mm of unpainted border. 
Based on sketches and compositional watercolour studies exploring the beauty and imperfection of human body. 
This painting has been influenced by Shostakovich's Symphony No.7 in C major, also called Leningrad. Also by music of Miles Davis and Eric Dolphy.
It was finished in few intensive painting days, with  little overpainting and few corrections. Painted mostly in 'alla prima' impressionistic style. 
It can be displayed very simply, pinned on wall, or hanging off rails. If framing is preferred option, float framing would be a good choice. 
It can be, but not necessarily, framed under glass or it can be stretched on a wooden stretcher frame. 
Painting will be rolled posted in a large diameter cardboard tube. 
Artist's inspiration and title came from Henry Miller's novel with the same name in 1930s Paris, when he was an obscure, penniless writer.Acrylic on loose linen. 
Signed on the front. 
" Family Portrait 2" 
Exploring human form is a basis to all my art. Difficult but essential form of art. 
Group of original paintings on canvas as a part of larger series. Loose clear primed linen on front and gesso on the back of painting. 
Framing suggestion shown in gallery.
Artwork will be shipped in a postal tube.Acrylic paint on loose linen. Canvas size is 91 x 58 cm with about 25mm of unpainted border. 
Based on sketches and compositional watercolour studies exploring the beauty and imperfection of human body. 
This painting has been influenced by Shostakovich's Symphony No.7 in C major, also called Leningrad. 
It was finished in one intensive painting day, with very little overpainting and few corrections. Painted mostly in 'alla prima' impressionistic style. 
It can be displayed very simply, pinned on wall, or hanging off rails. If framing is preferred option, float framing would be a good choice. 
It can be, but not necessarily, framed under glass or it can be stretched on a wooden stretcher frame. 
Painting will be rolled posted in a large diameter cardboard tube. 
Artist's inspiration and title came from Henry Miller's novel with the same name in 1930s Paris, when he was an obscure, penniless writer.
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