Pokerspieler

ID: #6013 | Moderne Künstler | Menschen

Medium: litografie

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Diese Lithographie hat nur wenige Exemplare und zusätzlich zum Braun wurde sie auch in einem blauen Schatten hergestellt. Ich habe absichtlich eine dunkle Kellerumgebung mit Spielern ausgewählt, die mehr als erfahrene Fachkräfte als eine Reihe gehärteter Pubs aussehen, die bereits viel hinter sich haben. Aber es ist kein Spiel mit einer großen Menge Geld, aber es ist eher eine Gruppe von 4 Freunden, die sich dort treffen, um zu sprechen, sondern hauptsächlich, um ihr Lieblingsspiel zu spielen.

Prevailing color of this fine art print is b&W and its shape is landschaft. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Petr Kanda (1979) . He is a native of Brno, and his artistic talent from an early improves testimony. Graduated Secondary School of Arts and Crafts in Brno, focusing on applied graphics. Spoiler After completing school he went to study English in Australia, he also managed to travel. After returning in 2001 again he focused mainly on creating linocuts and during this period there have been many linocuts on all kinds of topics. In 2003, he traveled again, this time to Ireland and it then to England to study at Cambridge University of Art. Study successfully completed a bachelor degree with honors in graphic and web design. After returning to the Czech Republic once again he began to devote linorytům. In 2008 he wanted for a friend from high school repainted copy of the image rapper Notorious B.I.G. But this never happened, and after a year and a half interminable waiting now to keep collapsed, said a copy painted by himself. Since then, fully dedicated to painting with acrylics and mostly very happy to use a wide range of colors, which helps him in every way expressing their ideas, feelings and ideas. All creation is no copy, but the realization of his own sketches and ideas that are likely to arise at work or at any of the many boring lectures and meetinzích at work, in the pub and elsewhere. His motto is: A world without art would be only ehhm ...