Nelson Mandela
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Nelson Mandela painted in oil on canvas.
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A FEW WORDS ON SAMUEL'S WORK
Art has been and will be my lifelong passion. Though I can
say that I am self taught, I received my formal art education in Hamburg,
Germany's School of Arts and continued my training in the United States of
America .I am always fascinated with all types of art works, especially with
portraits, floral and abstract paintings. I enjoy using oil, pastel and
charcoal and my works often tend towards realism and impressionism. As my
paintings are crafted with years of experience & creative insight, I am
willing to accept the challenge and do the best I can.
When I am dealing with portraits, I react, analyze, respond
and observe the details of facial expressions, movements, gesture and clothing
of my subjects. I'm looking for the uniqueness of the subject's personality and
try to interpret it creatively and artistically, reflecting my view points. I
seek to understand the subtle qualities, characters and interests of the subject.
I like to paint from nature however I do some of my
paintings from photographs, unless an opportunity arises that the subject has
the time and patience to sit for me. Even if favorable results can be achieved
from photographs, the physical presence of the subject brings the best results.
A portrait is a joint venture between the artist and his subjects, though the
final decision lies with the artist, a discourse is helpful and welcomed for
satisfactory results. You can also commission me for the portrait of yourself,
your loved ones, your favorite people and paintings of your favorite places for
an affordable promotional prices. I sometimes venture into wild life,
landscape, seascape and abstract paintings as well. Since artistic creativity
is a perpetual process I might also contend with the shift in public taste and
developments, therefore I welcome any suggestion my clients are making. I will
try to keep this site dynamic by releasing new paintings as often as I could,
therefore I would kindly ask you to add this site to your bookmarks or
favorites and make frequent visits or send me your e-mail so that I may inform
you whenever I have new release.
Thank you and best regards.
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