Mark Rothko inspired color field painting in warm colors

Buy this abstract artwork Mark Rothko inspired color field painting in warm colors by Dina Dankers on canvas, ArtFrame, poster and wallpaper, printed on demand in high quality.
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Photo print on photo paper, loose or framed
Width
Min. 20 cm – max. 250 cm (framed max. 120 cm)
Height
Min. 20 cm – max. 140 cm (framed max. 80 cm)
Poster thickness
1 mm
Frame thickness up to 60×90 cm
Front 19.6 mm - side 25 mm
Frame thickness from 60×90 cm
Front 39 mm - side 25.5 mm
Glass optional
Acrylic
Finish
Silk gloss
White border optional
2, 5 or 10 cm
Passe-partout optional
Cream white, bright white or black
Frame optional
Dark brown, natural, white, black or aluminium
Hanging
Poster: frame it yourself, glue it or hang it with poster buddies
Framed: hanging profile on the back (also suitable for a rail system)

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1 239 kr
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Art code 1809850
Mark Rothko inspired color field painting in warm colors by Dina Dankers
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Dina Dankers

Netherlands

About ‘Mark Rothko inspired color field painting in warm colors’ by Dina Dankers

This serie of modern abstract minimalist artworks is inspired by the timeless approach of Mark Rothko and the emotional power of color field painting. Each artwork features broad horizontal bands of color, layered in warm and deep tones such as ochre, terracotta, burgundy, dark blue, olive green, and charcoal black. The soft edges and…

Original created by Dina Dankers.

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Every artwork from Werk aan de Muur can be transformed into a beautiful photo print, printed on heavy satin photo paper of 260 grams.

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  • Thick and durable photo paper
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  • Optional white border
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Dina Dankers
Netherlands

Dina Dankers is a versatile artist from the Netherlands, specializing in mixed media art, botanical prints, abstract art, and modern geometric art. Her works are known for their vibrant colors and creative compositions, exuding a sense of modernity and sophistication. Dina combines traditional painting techniques with digital editing, resulting in unique artworks that appear both organic and sleek. Her botanical illustrations and abstract geometric shapes are inspired by…

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