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Do you like sea-gulls? I totally do!!! They are the Punks of the air - little bit stupid but always in the front row when food is serving.. So this is an remittance work commissioned by my girlfriend. She likes to get her old - by the way: not very inspiring - painting off the wall of her bedroom. Well, and for that reason she asked me to paint a picture which fits more than the removed one. The only condition was that the picture has to contain at least one or two sea-gulls; that's because she likes them too. And so I did this piece of art - in relatively unusual dimensions: height is 50 cm (19,69 inches) while the width has the amount of amazingly 205 cm (which are 80,71 inches!). Isn't that crazy ;o) As I mentioned the role of my girlfriend into that, it is clear that this one couldn't go out to anyone because it's already hanging on her bedroom wall. Sorry for that but I thought that it was necessary to post it because I like this one a quite more than my other outputs.
So this is the follow-up to 'TRANSIT I'. Such a long time had passed since I released a fresh painting. Although it's finished now! It's format is quite unusual - you're facing a width of 59,06 inches while the height is only 11,81 inches. Interpretation on this is left to your imagine. Best thing about is, that it is still available! €95,00 is the (bargain) price. Sorry, I forgot to mention that it was done with acrylic paint on canvas.Lang, lang ist's her, dass ich hier ein neues Bild präsentieren konnte - aber hier ist es nun: der Nachfolger von 'TRANSIT I'. Das Außergewöhnlichste daran ist sicher das Format - 150cm Breite sehen sich einer Höhe von lediglich 30cm gegenüber. Das Wichtigste ist: man kann es kaufen! Für nur €95,00 verlässt es mein Haus. Ach so, Acrylfarbe auf Leinwand auf Keilrahmen.
The quality of this work shown is of very poor as I know. I reproduced this by making partly scans of it because the heights is about 27,56 inches facing a width of 11,81 inches. I made this one as a present for my mother to her birthday three years ago. It shows me in the profile sight; surrounded by some colourful expressions. Surely made with acrylic paint on canvas and - of course -not available.