Dina Belga (1956-) - Serama in de herfst tuin






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Serama in the autumn garden, an oil painting by Dina Belga (born 1956) in photorealism, Netherlands origin, created in 2010–2020, hand-signed, in excellent condition, 34 × 26 cm, 2 kg, sold with the frame by Galerie, original edition.
Description from the seller
Dina Belga, born in 1956 in Roderwolde (Dr.), lives and works in Wagenborgen (Gr.). Education: Academy of Visual Arts Minerva Groningen. Free department, drawing, painting and graphics. Painter of: Plant and Animal. Movement: Northern Figurative or Northern Realism. Often works in series: Potatoes, Poppies, Chickens, Roses, Fantasy Biology, Cheerful Flowers. Full-time Visual Artist.
In the work of Dina Belga, nature is central. Plant, flower and animal are the subjects of watercolors and (color) etchings in which natural observation goes hand in hand with attention to color and composition. Some of her works have an anecdotal character: plant and animal meet each other here in a fantasy world that presents an alienated/distorted image of nature.
Ingrid Goovaerts, art historian, conservator
Groningen 1996
Depiction: Serama chick. This is a very small, very tame to raise, exceptionally friendly bantam breed.
Oil on panel 21x13 cm, in excellent condition.
The work is provided with a frame, which is also supplied free of charge with the artwork.
The painting is carefully packed and shipped internationally by registered mail.
Dina Belga, born in 1956 in Roderwolde (Dr.), lives and works in Wagenborgen (Gr.). Education: Academy of Visual Arts Minerva Groningen. Free department, drawing, painting and graphics. Painter of: Plant and Animal. Movement: Northern Figurative or Northern Realism. Often works in series: Potatoes, Poppies, Chickens, Roses, Fantasy Biology, Cheerful Flowers. Full-time Visual Artist.
In the work of Dina Belga, nature is central. Plant, flower and animal are the subjects of watercolors and (color) etchings in which natural observation goes hand in hand with attention to color and composition. Some of her works have an anecdotal character: plant and animal meet each other here in a fantasy world that presents an alienated/distorted image of nature.
Ingrid Goovaerts, art historian, conservator
Groningen 1996
Depiction: Serama chick. This is a very small, very tame to raise, exceptionally friendly bantam breed.
Oil on panel 21x13 cm, in excellent condition.
The work is provided with a frame, which is also supplied free of charge with the artwork.
The painting is carefully packed and shipped internationally by registered mail.
