Derkestai
ArtistGermany
About Artist:
Art from here and beyond. Inspired by the beauty of the shapes in nature, enthralling journeys around the globe, sprinkled with a tad of eerie dreams.
(The Derkestai collection pieces are an exclusive type of art, bearing the mark of Dragon's Blood. For more info about it please visit my website's gallery)
Derkestai est. Year of the Dragon.?
About Artwork:
Scenery on a November afternoon in northern Sweden. The night falls rapidly in winter and the moon had already taken its rightful place in the firmament. Before the sunlight disappeared completely, it left a range of soft and warm colours on the cold snow covered forest.
Derkestai
Evig Vinter
- 70 x 50 cm
- Fine Art Category: paintings
- Medium: Acrylic
- Origin: Germany
- Certificate of Authenticity: yes
- Issued by: Artist
- Signed: Signed lower right
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The artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity signed by the artist. Worldwide delivery. Email for delivery costs or any additional information.
Please note that deliveries cannot be carried out from February 13th till March 15th 2018.
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- Price: €2,200.00 EUR
- Seller: Derkestai, Germany
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- Artplode ID: 3858
- Artplode Seller ID: 7191
About Artist:
Art from here and beyond. Inspired by the beauty of the shapes in nature, enthralling journeys around the globe, sprinkled with a tad of eerie dreams.
(The Derkestai collection pieces are an exclusive type of art, bearing the mark of Dragon's Blood. For more info about it please visit my website's gallery)
Derkestai est. Year of the Dragon.?
About Artwork:
Scenery on a November afternoon in northern Sweden. The night falls rapidly in winter and the moon had already taken its rightful place in the firmament. Before the sunlight disappeared completely, it left a range of soft and warm colours on the cold snow covered forest.
