Still-life with eastern coppern dish 1957
mariamaslamazian
abstract painting
egg art
impressionist landscape
handmade artwork painting
oil painting
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acrylic on canvas
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painting painterly
chaotic composition
Mariam Aslamazian's "Still-life with eastern coppern dish" (1957) is a vibrant still-life painting featuring a collection of objects against a colorful patterned rug. The centerpiece is a silver dish overflowing with fruit including a pineapple, bananas, and oranges. The composition includes an array of pitchers, a small copper pot, a wooden camel, and a patterned cloth, creating a dynamic and layered scene. Aslamazian's use of bold colors and brushstrokes imbues the still life with a sense of energy and movement, emphasizing the vibrant hues of the objects and the richness of the surrounding environment. The inclusion of traditional Eastern objects and patterned textiles reflects the artist's Armenian heritage and creates a unique visual narrative that celebrates both the beauty of everyday objects and the rich cultural heritage of Armenia.
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