Acalypha Wilkesiana
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This painting is done in watercolour using a warm colour palette composed of gradients of blues, mauves, and greens. It depicts a plant, Acalypha wilkesiana, which originates from Malaysia and the Fiji Islands. The specimen reproduced here is located in the garden of the Dukes of Terceira in Angra do Heroismo, in the Azores. The chaotic plant architecture of the artwork is softened by the use of warm colours and by a subtle balance between saturated and desaturated colours, and between mauve and bluish hues. The graphic linework is less precise than in other paintings by the artist and fades to give way to a vibrant interplay of colour washes.
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This painting is done in watercolour using a warm colour palette composed of gradients of blues, mauves, and greens. It depicts a plant, Acalypha wilkesiana, which originates from Malaysia and the Fiji Islands. The specimen reproduced here is located in the garden of the Dukes of Terceira in Angra do Heroismo, in the Azores. The chaotic plant architecture of the artwork is softened by the use of warm colours and by a subtle balance between saturated and desaturated colours, and between mauve and bluish hues. The graphic linework is less precise than in other paintings by the artist and fades to give way to a vibrant interplay of colour washes.
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NB : There might be a slight difference between the colours visible on the screen and the actual colours.
A1266-F
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- Artist
- Yves-Léonardo Marchon
- Artwork dimensions
- 20 x 20 cm
- Passe-partout dimensions
- 30 x 30 cm
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This painting is done in watercolour using a warm colour palette composed of gradients of blues, mauves, and greens. It depicts a plant, Acalypha wilkesiana, which originates from Malaysia and the Fiji Islands. The specimen reproduced here is located in the garden of the Dukes of Terceira in Angra do Heroismo, in the Azores. The chaotic plant architecture of the artwork is softened by the use of warm colours and by a subtle balance between saturated and desaturated colours, and between mauve and bluish hues. The graphic linework is less precise than in other paintings by the artist and fades to give way to a vibrant interplay of colour washes.