Reading girl, Jean-Honoré Fragonard by Peter Bartelings

About "Reading girl, Jean-Honoré Fragonard"

by Peter Bartelings

About the artwork

Digital adaptation of the painting Reading Girl, produced by French painterJean-Honoré Fragonard around 1769. To this adaptation, the height has been adjusted and a hanging light has been hung in. Moreover, the girl is now looking in the other direction. Art with a wink! The original work hangs in the National Gallery of Art in Washington D.C. The reproduction was also shown in VT Wonen.

About image maker Peter Bartelings: as a born and bred Amsterdammer I feel -also as a photographer and image maker at FotoAmsterdam.com- closely connected to the city of Amsterdam. Besides the Amsterdam collection there is also work from other cities in the Netherlands, like Haarlem, Groningen, Zwolle, Leiden, Delft etc. In addition, a lot of work has also been made in France and Germany. Moreover, over the years I have built up an interesting collection of digital art, including adaptations of old masters that have been given a new look and fit perfectly into a modern interior.

My work is internationally known and hangs besides the Netherlands, also in Belgium and Germany on the walls of clients.

I set high standards for my products. Therefore, I believe that the works are an enrichment to your wall, at home or at the office. You can always contact me with questions about a specific work.

Buyers of my work do me a huge favor if they send a picture of where the purchased work hangs to: p.bartelings@gmail.com