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Worcester Tea Bowl (c.1790) Painting

Julia Abele

Germany

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 11.8 W x 11.8 H x 0.8 D in

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ABOUT THE ARTWORK

This is the still life of a tea bowl, the early form of a tea cup. A tea bowl is by nature without a handle, the saucer however got lost over the centuries though. I love that it was made when Mozart was still alive, Jane Austen was 15 years old and the French revolution had just happened. It is now sitting on my shelf with no chippings, it’s simple decorations fully intact. The painting is on a stretcher frame, ready for hanging.

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Acrylic on Canvas

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11.8 W x 11.8 H x 0.8 D in

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I am a figurative painter. I do not have a favourite colour. I like acrylics for their quick results. I like oil because of the smell. I love old masters. I Iove some modern masters also. If I had been an old master I would most likely have painted still lifes what with being intrigued by the subject of Vanitas, or the momentariness of life. Nowadays, all varieties of classic still lifes seem to have been painted, which is why I keep looking for other ways to capture the transitory aspects of modern life without the help of decaying food or dead birds. For my latest series, my sketchbook has been a little battered Japanese camera (Digital Harinezumi). According to its manufacturer it is re-inventing what is around us. With its blurs, distortions and inaccurate colours it helps me to add a snapshot quality to my paintings, while I am trying to illustrate the melancholy and the inevitability of the constant change around me. Change seems to be the leitmotiv for the upcoming year, as I am recently moving back and forth between portrait, landscape and still life. Always in search of a new form of expression, I keep switching between a simple freestyle and a more realistic manner. Acrylics are the perfect medium for what I currently paint as they dry fast, provide immediate results and allow me to stay flexible in terms of style. For the time being I seem to have found my tools and subject, but that will keep changing. Inevitably.

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Showed at the The Other Art Fair

Handpicked to show at The Other Art Fair presented by Saatchi Art in London, London

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