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Gulbenkian Lake Ducklings, 1999
Bela Vieira
Oil on canvas
Original Painting, 27 x 21.5 x 1 cm
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About Bela Vieira
Bela Vieira is a realist painter. She’s a Portuguese self-taught painter. The artist was born in Mozambique in a multi-ethnic and multicultural society. Their memories inspire the choices in her painting. Her passion for oriental culture influences her artistic style. The beauty of the "Theater of Shadows" is brought to the canvas with representation of African trees and animals painted in black, in contrast with the colored landscape - real or imaginary.
The magic of the colors and shadows play important roles in their creations. The artist paints directly on the canvas, applying several oil paint layers, after the drying of each layer. In the last, she paints to black the "shadows."
Along the years, her artistic style evolved with new approaches. The animals are brought to the life with contrasting colors. Her fascination for the sea, on the surface and under water, inspires her paintings.
In the work of Bela Vieira an important purpose is to transmit the Good to people who love it.
The magic of the colors and shadows play important roles in their creations. The artist paints directly on the canvas, applying several oil paint layers, after the drying of each layer. In the last, she paints to black the "shadows."
Along the years, her artistic style evolved with new approaches. The animals are brought to the life with contrasting colors. Her fascination for the sea, on the surface and under water, inspires her paintings.
In the work of Bela Vieira an important purpose is to transmit the Good to people who love it.
About the Product
This work was inspired at the artificial lakes of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation in Lisbon and ducklings swimming, that fascinate me. I painted directly on the canvas and I applied several oil paint layers to give more texture. It’s my method.
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