Ekaterina Dzuba (1982) - Velours d’Orient – Désir d’Opale
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Ekaterina Dzuba’s 2026 original oil painting on canvas, *Velours d’Orient – Désir d’Opale*, is a mythological-themed work from France measuring 61 × 50 cm.
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« Velours d’Orient – Désir d’Opale »
Princess of the East, of great sensuous elegance, where opaline blue tones, golds and the delicacy of the jewelry highlight the beauty of the model. The gaze, the pose and the richness of the adornment create an atmosphere that is at once mysterious, refined and seductive.
A luminous and highly decorative work, inspired by a dreamed Orient, between luxury, femininity and poetry.
Artist of great talent, Ekaterina Dzuba achieves significant results in Paris, Geneva, Madrid and London and participates in major international art fairs in the United States, China and Europe. Passionate about the works of Alexandre Averine, she worked in his workshop for several years.
Original oil on canvas, painted in 2026.
Signed at the bottom left and countersigned on the reverse.
Oil on canvas stretched on a frame: 61 × 50 cm.
A certificate of authenticity signed by the artist will be provided to the purchaser.
Fast and secure worldwide shipping: UPS, FedEx, DHL.
Delivery facilitated in China thanks to our Shanghai office.
*Images shown in interiors are provided for illustration and staging purposes. The apparent dimensions and proportions of the work may differ from its actual size.
Seller's Story
- France Art Gallery founded in 1977 -
Specialist in Russian Art and Ancient Paintings - 19th and 20th Century Paintings.
Every year, France Art Gallery organizes and participates in numerous art fairs and exhibitions in Europe and Asia:
Paris, Moscow, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, etc.
Translated by Google Translate« Velours d’Orient – Désir d’Opale »
Princess of the East, of great sensuous elegance, where opaline blue tones, golds and the delicacy of the jewelry highlight the beauty of the model. The gaze, the pose and the richness of the adornment create an atmosphere that is at once mysterious, refined and seductive.
A luminous and highly decorative work, inspired by a dreamed Orient, between luxury, femininity and poetry.
Artist of great talent, Ekaterina Dzuba achieves significant results in Paris, Geneva, Madrid and London and participates in major international art fairs in the United States, China and Europe. Passionate about the works of Alexandre Averine, she worked in his workshop for several years.
Original oil on canvas, painted in 2026.
Signed at the bottom left and countersigned on the reverse.
Oil on canvas stretched on a frame: 61 × 50 cm.
A certificate of authenticity signed by the artist will be provided to the purchaser.
Fast and secure worldwide shipping: UPS, FedEx, DHL.
Delivery facilitated in China thanks to our Shanghai office.
*Images shown in interiors are provided for illustration and staging purposes. The apparent dimensions and proportions of the work may differ from its actual size.
Seller's Story
- France Art Gallery founded in 1977 -
Specialist in Russian Art and Ancient Paintings - 19th and 20th Century Paintings.
Every year, France Art Gallery organizes and participates in numerous art fairs and exhibitions in Europe and Asia:
Paris, Moscow, Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, etc.
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Edition
Original
Artist
Ekaterina Dzuba (1982)
Title of artwork
Velours d’Orient – Désir d’Opale
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Colour
Multicolour
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
61 cm
Width
50 cm
Depiction/theme
Mythology
Style
Impressionism
Period
2020+
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