Tetiana Liakhovchuk - “Brothers”

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Original acrylic painting on canvas by Tetiana Liakhovchuk, titled “Brothers”, a turquoise contemporary seascape from 2020+, hand signed and 70 × 70 cm (78 × 78 cm including the border), shipped unframed and rolled from the United Kingdom.

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The painting “Brothers” is painted on high-quality Italian canvas with acrylic paints. The painting is painted in the style of an summer scene.

This picture doesn't scream. It whispers:
"Remember what it was like when your brother was the closest person on earth? When the whole world fit between your bare feet and the sun at its zenith?"
It's about that moment when there was no need to explain.
It was enough to just sit next to you.
Perfect for a nursery, in a living room above a sofa, or anywhere you want to stop time.
Where memories of a summer that never ended live.

This painting is part of an exhibition in London. I have dedicated my entire life to painting. In addition, I am a participant in many international competitions. I am also a participant in the international exhibition We Contemporary 2018, which took place in Palermo on October 12.
All my works are presented on my account @liahovchik_art on Instagram.

Please note that our canvas is shipped unframed. Not stretched and not ready to hang. The canvas will be shipped in a roll format with a 4 cm border for framing.
The overall size of the painting is 78/78 cm, the inner size of the painting is 70/70 cm.
In order to protect the painting during international shipping, it will be rolled up and shipped in a quality plastic/carton tube to avoid damage. It is 100% safe and the painting will return to its original/flat state once you stretch it on the wooden base. You can stretch it at any of your local framing shops.

The painting “Brothers” is painted on high-quality Italian canvas with acrylic paints. The painting is painted in the style of an summer scene.

This picture doesn't scream. It whispers:
"Remember what it was like when your brother was the closest person on earth? When the whole world fit between your bare feet and the sun at its zenith?"
It's about that moment when there was no need to explain.
It was enough to just sit next to you.
Perfect for a nursery, in a living room above a sofa, or anywhere you want to stop time.
Where memories of a summer that never ended live.

This painting is part of an exhibition in London. I have dedicated my entire life to painting. In addition, I am a participant in many international competitions. I am also a participant in the international exhibition We Contemporary 2018, which took place in Palermo on October 12.
All my works are presented on my account @liahovchik_art on Instagram.

Please note that our canvas is shipped unframed. Not stretched and not ready to hang. The canvas will be shipped in a roll format with a 4 cm border for framing.
The overall size of the painting is 78/78 cm, the inner size of the painting is 70/70 cm.
In order to protect the painting during international shipping, it will be rolled up and shipped in a quality plastic/carton tube to avoid damage. It is 100% safe and the painting will return to its original/flat state once you stretch it on the wooden base. You can stretch it at any of your local framing shops.

Details

Artist
Tetiana Liakhovchuk
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
“Brothers”
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Turquoise
Height
70 cm
Width
70 cm
Weight
500 g
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Contemporary
Period
2020+
United KingdomVerified
140
Objects sold
100%
Private

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