Contemporary painting on canvas, S.Hartmann: "Roccioso
- Work title: "Roccioso
- Artist: Sebastian Hartmann
- Dimensions/format: 80 x 110 cm
- Technique: Acrylic mixed technique, spatula & scratch technique
- Material: finest acrylic paints on canvas
- Painting is ready mounted on stretcher frame and can be hung up directly
- Work with certificate of authenticity
- this unique piece is signed and dated
- Colour composition: beige and brown
- Framing optional possible!
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Additional option: custom-made shadow gap frames made of solid wood
Together with our cooperating frame manufacturer, we offer you custom-fit real wood shadow gap frames, precisely matched to your ordered artwork to the millimetre. Choose the right frame for your new artwork from the options under accessories by simply adding it to your shopping cart in the right size. We assemble and deliver completely! Since the frames are individually and specially made, please expect an additional delivery time of about 7-10 days.
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Our service for you: We assemble the frame ready and send the complete work including frame afterwards completely ready to hang out to you.
The artist Sebastian Hartmann
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In this way, each viewer can form a subjective bond with the abstract and emotionally powerful images through his or her imagination. Sebastian Hartmann sees a model for his naturalistic abstract art in structures, colors and shapes of nature, old industry or buildings and transfers them to his works through the targeted use of appropriate materials.