Schu - Serval Cub

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Schus originale blyantstegning med titel Serval Cub, dyreverdsrealisme, på Clairefontaine papir 250 g, DIN A3 42 x 29,7 cm, håndsigneret og dateret 2026, Original edition, certifikat for ægthed inkluderet, ikke indrammet og afsendes direkte fra Tyskland.

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Original Realistic Pencil Drawing. Directly from the Artist.

Schu (b. 1976, Germany) is a contemporary figurative artist whose work is centered on the world of wild animals. His drawings go beyond faithfully capturing their physical appearance. Equally important to him is conveying the animal's presence, along with the quiet strength and calm that radiate from it.

For many years, he has refined his realistic pencil drawing technique, using the medium to render light, texture, and the finest details with precision. Technical skill, however, is never an end in itself. Instead, it serves as a means of inviting the viewer to look more closely and to form an almost personal connection with the animal.

His greatest source of inspiration is the wilderness. Its endless variety of forms, textures, and patterns continually inspires him.

Schu studied graphic design at the University of Applied Sciences Trier (Germany), sculpture and design at the University of Kansas (USA), and sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków (Poland).

His works are held in private collections in Europe and internationally.


DETAILS

Size: 42 x 29,7 cm (16,5 x 11,7 tommer) - DIN A3

Original blyantstegning på 250 gsm (115 lb) hvid Clairefontaine-papir, beskyttet med fixativ. Signeret og dateret af kunstneren.
Certificate of authenticity included.


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Uden ramme, afsendes med sporingsnummer og forsikring. Omhyggeligt pakket for at sikre sikker levering.

Original Realistic Pencil Drawing. Directly from the Artist.

Schu (b. 1976, Germany) is a contemporary figurative artist whose work is centered on the world of wild animals. His drawings go beyond faithfully capturing their physical appearance. Equally important to him is conveying the animal's presence, along with the quiet strength and calm that radiate from it.

For many years, he has refined his realistic pencil drawing technique, using the medium to render light, texture, and the finest details with precision. Technical skill, however, is never an end in itself. Instead, it serves as a means of inviting the viewer to look more closely and to form an almost personal connection with the animal.

His greatest source of inspiration is the wilderness. Its endless variety of forms, textures, and patterns continually inspires him.

Schu studied graphic design at the University of Applied Sciences Trier (Germany), sculpture and design at the University of Kansas (USA), and sculpture at the Academy of Fine Arts in Kraków (Poland).

His works are held in private collections in Europe and internationally.


DETAILS

Size: 42 x 29,7 cm (16,5 x 11,7 tommer) - DIN A3

Original blyantstegning på 250 gsm (115 lb) hvid Clairefontaine-papir, beskyttet med fixativ. Signeret og dateret af kunstneren.
Certificate of authenticity included.


SHIPPING

Uden ramme, afsendes med sporingsnummer og forsikring. Omhyggeligt pakket for at sikre sikker levering.

Detaljer

Kunstner
Schu
Solgt af
Direkte fra kunstneren
Udgave
Original
Værkets titel
Serval Cub
Teknik
Blyanttegning
Signatur
Håndunderskrevet
Oprindelsesland
Tyskland
År
2026
Stand
fremragende stand
Farve
Grå, Hvid, Sort
Højde
29,7 cm
Bredde
42 cm
Skildring/Tema
Dyr
Stil
Realisme
Periode
2020+
Solgt af
TysklandBekræftet
355
Genstande solgt
100%
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