Petra Erengil - Burano





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Petra Erengil’s signed original oil painting *Burano*, a cityscape in blue, dates from 2026 and measures 100 × 30 cm.
Description from the seller
Petra Erengil (born 1964 in Göttingen) is a German artist known for her color-rich, impasto landscapes and textured paintings. Her works are usually created in oil or acrylic using a spatula technique, through which she creates striking surfaces and emotional depths. Inspired by nature, travel and the Mediterranean color world, she captures the beauty of the moment and transmits joie de vivre onto the canvas. Petra Erengil lives and works in Germany; her works are regularly shown in galleries and online exhibitions.
I ship my works protected with varnish and with a certificate of authenticity.
My works are created in my studio, they are originals and made with high-quality materials.
I do not use brushes and work only with a spatula.
This results in a very thick, impasto-like application of color that gives the painting its liveliness.
They are stretched on stretchers.
I love what I do and want to share this passion through my paintings.
Petra Erengil (born 1964 in Göttingen) is a German artist known for her color-rich, impasto landscapes and textured paintings. Her works are usually created in oil or acrylic using a spatula technique, through which she creates striking surfaces and emotional depths. Inspired by nature, travel and the Mediterranean color world, she captures the beauty of the moment and transmits joie de vivre onto the canvas. Petra Erengil lives and works in Germany; her works are regularly shown in galleries and online exhibitions.
I ship my works protected with varnish and with a certificate of authenticity.
My works are created in my studio, they are originals and made with high-quality materials.
I do not use brushes and work only with a spatula.
This results in a very thick, impasto-like application of color that gives the painting its liveliness.
They are stretched on stretchers.
I love what I do and want to share this passion through my paintings.

