Malerei "A line that doesn't exist "
20000 €
Despite the very intriguing title, the picture contains a deep meaning of our uniqueness and the mystery that hides our life path. The fate of every human being develops according to laws unknown to us. And our daily choices become another node in the pattern of life. Someone believes in destiny from above, someone in genetics, someone in character, and someone in the wheel of fortune. No matter how many books we read, we will not find the predestination of our lives and still find ourselves alone in the maze of our path.
The painting depicts a young lady in an elegant dress with ornate stems, reminiscent of the interweaving of destinies and bright colors, symbols of fateful moments and significant events. She holds a book in her hands, her posture is calm and balanced. It seems that when she noticed us, she took her mind off reading and turned her clear and pure gaze on the viewer. Books and a clock in the background refers to history and stories, philosophy and wisdom of previous generations and encourages reflection. The lady’s expression is calm and focused. And if you look closely, you can see a small icon on the top shelf with the image of a little Virgin with a lily flower in her hands, a symbol of purity and purity. What if the heroine of the painting was distracted from prayer? We don't know what is written on the open page. Maybe she's reading about properly care for violets? By the way in Victorian floristry, violet meant purity of love. But we live in an era of total digitalization, where luxury is the simple ability to enjoy a small flower. Most importantly, violets are a wonderful metaphor for a tender relationship. These fragile flowers always respond gratefully to care!
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Versand aus: Österreich
Versandkosten: Der Versand ist nicht im Preis des Kunstwerks enthalten
Die Versandkosten werden an der Kasse berechnet. Sie hängen von der Größe des Kunstwerks und dem Liefergebiet ab und liegen in der Regel zwischen 50 und 300 Euro.
Lieferzeit: In der Regel 5–7 Werktage bei Inlandsversand, 10–20 Werktage bei internationalem Versand
Rückgabe: 14-tägiges Rückgaberecht
