Ksavera - Belle Epoque DS0715 - diptych in frame

Belle Epoque DS0715 by artist Ksavera - diptych in frame, giclee print on canvas in metall/beech wood frame - READY to HANG
You can look video about this artwork - https://www.instagram.com/p/C7th8YRJYfp/
Limited Edition 1/10

This listing is for a 2 canvases giclee prints featuring beautiful geishas in amazing attire. The print are high-quality and will add a touch of elegance and culture to living space. Geishas are depicted with intricate detail, from the folds of kimono to the delicate patterns.
Eye-catching pieces for walls, with changing metallic effects depending on the lighting.

Size of set of two framed artworks together is 43 x 70 x 3 cm. Size of each canvas is 30x40x2cm - Giclee print on canvas . Framed size of each one painting is 33 x 43 x 3 cm.
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Top quality giclee print on stretched canvas on wooden chassis placed in frame .

READY to SHIP & READY to HANG with a hook set. Accompanied with a certificate of authenticity, stamp, label. Artworks are signed on the front and back.

Synthography artwork by artist Ksavera.

Professional artist Ksavera - independent german artist, creating large colorful works. Ksavera is a collected artist and her paintings and artworks appear in museums, corporate and private collections around the world.

Ready to hang with hook set.

Semigloss surface for stylish elegance.
Strong colors for long-lasting enjoyment of the motif.
Printed on 300 g/m² premium strong Polyester fabric.
HP Fine Art Print - Solvent Free
Solvent-free branded ink from HP with UV protection for permanently radiant colours
Professional printing in Germany.

Accompanied with a certificate of authenticity and label - stamped and signed with hand. Print is signed on the front digital and at the backside with hand.

Shipping with tracking number via DHL. Shipping time to Europa ~ 1-2 Weeks, DE - 2 days.

An eye-catcher on walls, in an office, in a lounge, above bed or sofa.

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Haiku -

"Lipstick
Glistening with summer gold
The lingering heat!"

口紅の玉虫いろに残暑かな

Kuchibeni no /tamamushi iro ni /zansho ka na

Dakotsu Iida (飯田 蛇笏, Iida Dakotsu, 26 April 1885 – 3 October 1962) was a Japanese haiku poet
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Ksavera is a talented painter, an independent artist, and an architectural designer from Germany. She's also a devoted mother of three children. Her artistry is characterized by large, vibrant canvases that seamlessly meld contemporary aesthetics with timeless elements, incorporating abstract textures and delicate Japanese influences. Ksavera's wellspring of inspiration flows from her unique perspective on life and her surroundings, which encompass the picturesque landscapes of rivers, forests, fields, and the charming old Fachwerk towns of Baden-Württemberg.

Since 1997, her original canvas paintings and prints have been acquired by a diverse array of collectors, including corporate entities, museums, and private art connoisseur, establishing her as a highly sought-after artist on the global stage. Notably, her works have found a permanent home in the collection of the Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg, with nine pieces recently added. If you're in search of art that both captivates and elicits deep emotional engagement, Ksavera's original paintings and prints stand as an exceptional choice.
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My printing technique involves a blend of traditional photography, syntography, rendering, digital image editing and best quality Professional printing in Germany. I use a Sony camera to capture the original images. I refine and remix photography using advanced software such as Photoshop, AI Midjourney, and Movavi Photo Editor. Through a careful process of curation and editing, I create unique AI syntography prints that convey my artistic vision and style. Additionally, I often incorporate Japanese haiku from well-known poets of the past and a digital Japanese stamp "Ksavera." The combination of these techniques allows me to create truly original works of art that are visually stunning and emotionally engaging.

Solo exhibition "Japanische Jahreszeiten/ Japanese seasons" - 8-26 January 2024, Sparkasse Künzelsau, Germany - VIDEO - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s0-B7eFpulY&t=5s