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Nina Stoelting:
Painting ‘Riesling’ (2001), framed

Nina Stoelting: Painting ‘Riesling’ (2001), framed
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Nina Stoelting:
Painting ‘Riesling’ (2001), framed

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Limited, 69 copies | numbered | signed | color lithograph on Bütten | framed | format 107 x 83,5 cm

An outstanding wine image of the artist with which she reproduces the sensory experience of wine.

Original color lithograph 2001, edition of 69 copies on Bütten paper, numbered and signed by hand. Motive size 54 x 53.5 cm. Sheet size 99 x 70 cm. Format in the model frame 107 x 83,5 cm as illustrated.

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Nina Stoelting: Painting ‘Riesling’ (2001), framed

An outstanding wine image of the artist with which she reproduces the sensory experience of wine.

Original color lithograph 2001, edition of 69 copies on Bütten paper, numbered and signed by hand. Motive size 54 x 53.5 cm. Sheet size 99 x 70 cm. Format in the model frame 107 x 83,5 cm as illustrated.

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Born in Wiesbaden in 1966, Nina Stoelting earned her doctorate in architecture in 1998 with a focus on design, painting and history. Since then, she has been working intensively as a freelance artist on philosophy and art.
Her wine pictures are outstanding. In them she reflects the sensual experience of the wine in different phases - from the first impression of the bouquet to the fruity impression of the palate: "Any attempt to capture the essence of a wine is fascinating, the level of the senses switch. The tasteful or olfactory stimulus becomes the optical one... Basically it is pure pleasure of the senses, pure sensuality. Concentration on one's own sensation, a sublimated play with colors, materials and surfaces. Authentic experience, reflection. That's the world I live in.

The field of graphic arts, that includes artistic representations, which are reproduced by various printing techniques.

Printmaking techniques include woodcuts, copperplate engraving, etching, lithography, serigraphy.

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