Martin Krusche - FEELINGS #2





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Martin Krusche presents FEELINGS #2, an original acrylic painting created in 2026, measuring 148 by 110 cm, in good condition, hand-signed and sold directly by the artist from Germany.
Description from the seller
“Feelings #2”
Acrylic paints on canvas - the canvas is rolled into a fixed, stable roll with thick protective packaging shipped.
For stretching onto a stretcher frame, at least 3-5 cm of margin remains on the canvas per side.
At the edge, there are already marks on the canvas (staple holes) from a one-time stretching.
About the artist:
Martin Krusche has lived and worked in Berlin since 2003.
He likes it “oldschool” and prefers analog work - with pen, ink, brush and paper; drawing, painting, sticking, spraying, printing. As a freelance illustrator he has already worked with many well-known international companies. As a self-employed artist he lives out his own distinctive style - without having to adhere to customer specifications and wishes. His style is colorful and deliberately naive in its use of the fundamentals of illustration, which he then executes with his own unique touch. Martin Krusche works with a wide range of techniques and, also in the field of art printing, he enjoys getting hands-on; stencils and screen printing, as well as risography are among his preferred printing techniques. His works thus come in small editions and are made from the concept to the print itself. His preference for analog work is also evident in the workmanship and tactile quality of his paper works, which are characterized by the material and its texture.
For more information about the artist:
www.martinkrusche.de
https://www.instagram.com/kruschemartin/
“Feelings #2”
Acrylic paints on canvas - the canvas is rolled into a fixed, stable roll with thick protective packaging shipped.
For stretching onto a stretcher frame, at least 3-5 cm of margin remains on the canvas per side.
At the edge, there are already marks on the canvas (staple holes) from a one-time stretching.
About the artist:
Martin Krusche has lived and worked in Berlin since 2003.
He likes it “oldschool” and prefers analog work - with pen, ink, brush and paper; drawing, painting, sticking, spraying, printing. As a freelance illustrator he has already worked with many well-known international companies. As a self-employed artist he lives out his own distinctive style - without having to adhere to customer specifications and wishes. His style is colorful and deliberately naive in its use of the fundamentals of illustration, which he then executes with his own unique touch. Martin Krusche works with a wide range of techniques and, also in the field of art printing, he enjoys getting hands-on; stencils and screen printing, as well as risography are among his preferred printing techniques. His works thus come in small editions and are made from the concept to the print itself. His preference for analog work is also evident in the workmanship and tactile quality of his paper works, which are characterized by the material and its texture.
For more information about the artist:
www.martinkrusche.de
https://www.instagram.com/kruschemartin/

