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Maternity and Family Art
Indian & East Women
Flamingo Dream, art in symbols
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These items are based on our original painting, named “Flamingo Dream”.
You're considering an original motif painted by Eva Campbell. The chosen basic item will be hand-finished to-order in our workshop, mounted with a collector-quality print of the depicted artwork.
Purchased items have no watermarks. Picture frames, furniture and auxiliary artifacts aren't included and for presentation purposes only.
Gorgeous work, looks like you really knew what you been doing. I like that every detail on this picture has double meaning, and slowly transfers to something else. My eyes are running from one end to another, so there are so many things to see here. Beautiful piece.
MargoZ
This piece succeeds on many levels. The composition, texture, and palette work well together. The sense of a strong light source is really effective. The fantastical element of implied symbolic relationship between the bird and figure is very intriguing. Nice work!
tracy-h
This piece caught my eye as the colors are vibrant and the suject matter is delightful !
beautifulart4u
The flowing of the curves really emphasises the feminine, the colors are subtle and the elements are well balanced. If I were a painter, this one could be an inspiration for a whole body of work.
PBArtist123
It remembers me of something often seen in the works of the Vienna school (Klimt, Hundertwasser,…). What is it? The softened color oppositions, the texture of the material, the composition, I have no clue. I just feel attracted.
laodan
October 25, 2004
I missed this somehow before. Very nice work Eva. I love the color’s that you have used here and the way the imagery flows around the works is very well done!
sprouseart
July 3, 2005
This is piece is full of mystery and wonder – it would work as a book cover, or movie theme . . .
elongo1
January 20, 2005
The congruity of human and equine form gives a sense of dancing to the same kinetic rhythm. Where do the lines of the woman and the lines of the horse divide— they are (in a sense) one —unified in the flight, yet distinct. A magical ride.
someguy
November 24, 2004
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