Ute Herrmann - Rows of lavender in the Luberon
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Künstler: Ute Herrmann
Größe: 60x120cm
Technik: Oil on canvas
Auflage: Unique
Signatur: Hand signed
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UTE HERRMANN
Ute Herrmann was born in Cologne in 1969 and discovered her talent for painting at an early age. Her father supported her passion for art from the beginning. Herrmann's favorite motif is untouched nature, with which she feels deeply connected. Her compositions are always balanced and she often depicts landscapes, meadows and fields in cheerful pictures.
Her light-flooded, relaxed style of depiction shows a certain influence of impressionist open-air painting. Like the impressionists, Ute Herrmann also places great value on the natural depiction of vegetation as well as the fleeting technique of applying paint and brushwork.
In her compositions, the focus is on the foreground, while the background appears blurred and contourless. The subtle mood content of her paintings is highly appreciated by art lovers. Her works are very popular with art-loving audiences due to their vibrant colors and precise observations of nature.
While the background of her composition appears blurred and contourless, she concentrates entirely on the foreground. The subtle mood of her paintings is highly praised by art lovers. Her works are very popular with art-loving audiences because of their relaxed coloring combined with precise observation of nature.
Demand therefore far exceeds production, so her paintings are sought-after and valued pieces for private collections.
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