Artist Information:
Brita Linius
Charlottenlund,
Denmark
Member Since: Dec 2001
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Artist Statement:
I was born in 1949 and I
started relatively late on my
artistic career. For several
years, I studied with Lecturer
in Art, Kurt Smith and painter
Vibeke Jorgensen, and during
these studies I slowly turned
my interest in the direction
of still-life paintings with
its countless variations.
In order to accentuate the
material, I developed my own
technique, AcrylicCollage on
canvas. This technique makes
it possible for me to work out
a three- dimensional surface
on the canvas where many
details are seen. Details,
which, unfortunately, can't be
fully enjoyed on a computer
monitor.
Every painting is going
through a long and punctilious
process where the canvas is
worked out in every little
detail. Several layers of
paper have been mounted on the
surface, painted with many
layers of vibrant colors.
As Danish painters from the
18th and 19th century did, I
often travels to Italy on
study tours. This is clearly
seen in my still-life
paintings where flowers,
fruits, jar and "amphora's"
are dominating. However, the
Nordic coolness may still be
seen in the works.
I decorate and exhibit in
companies and galleries in
Denmark and I'm very happy to
have sold artworks ...
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Artist Galleries:
Copenhagen Art Gallery,
Denmark
(http://www.copenhagen-art.dk)
Galleri København, Denmark...
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Brita Linius's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Brita Linius's Portfolio. Browse Linius's body of work: I was born in 1949 and I started relatively late on my artistic career. For several years, I studied with Lecturer in Art, Kurt Smith and painter Vibeke Jorgensen, and during these studies I slowly turned my interest in the direction of still-life paintings with its countless variations.
In order to accentuate the material, I developed my own technique, AcrylicCollage on canvas. This technique makes it possible for me to work out a three- dimensional surface on the canvas where many details are seen. Details, which, unfortunately, can't be fully enjoyed on a computer monitor.
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Apples, 2003
Collage,
50 x 60 X 2 cm
Price: US$ 1025
€: 654
UK £: 507
¥en: 101809
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Citrus, 2003
Collage,
50 x 60 X 2 cm
Price: US$ 1025
€: 654
UK £: 507
¥en: 101809
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Red Apples, 2003
Collage,
46 x 38 X 2 cm
Price: US$ 800
€: 511
UK £: 396
¥en: 79460
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Tulips, 2003
Collage,
40 x 40 X 2 cm
Price: US$ 800
€: 511
UK £: 396
¥en: 79460
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