"Gattolism and other mysteries" - ORIGINAL ACRYLIC WORK ON HAND PAINTED CANVAS
size 98x54 cm./38,54x21,25inches
Artist: Amira Munteanu Bergmann
UNIQUE work of the series "Optics pop art
The works in THIS CATEGORY are works that are part of the archive of the Artist's Collection.
They were made by the painter in the period between 2000 and 2017.
They all have an archive number,
Many of these works have been exhibited in various exhibitions, included in various official catalogs and sold at auctions.
The artist has decided to put some works from his collection on sale to give physical space to a new creative period and to enter a part of new collections.
To find out more about the artist's work on this thematic series, visit the AMIRA DI TRANSYLVANIA blog site.
packaging:
considering the fact that every client will proceed to chose after purchasing the frame adapted to its context, the painting will be shipped without the wooden frame , to avoid damage transit you will receive your canvas rolled up carefully and packed in a cardboard backing and plastic stamped.
Option to the customer in case you want to receive the work with the frame we ask you to send us a message specifying your request in detail.
HOW IS THE ARTIST?
Amira Munteanu Bergmann is an Italian artist born in Transylvania from a family of Austro-Hungarian Jewish intellectuals belonging to the Order of the Dragon.
She was the first artist to have a personal art exhibition in the Ceausescu Palace after the fall of the communist regime.
He initially studied Medicine, then Dramatic Arts and then Painting and Sculpture in Venice. She worked as a model, stylist and image consultant.
She works as a theater actress and film producer, screenwriter, blogger and television personality.
He was initiated by Ivan Mosca to the Solomonic Order (in 2001), the Order of the Golden Dawn (2013) and other Hermetic Orders (to which he still belongs today).
He has been painting since he was 4 years old. His works of art are in more than 200 art collections present and private all over the world, in museums and art catalogs. (send a message to receive more information).
His latest artist quotation for the original works is 4,000 euros for a work of approximately 100 x 100 cm.
Amira has decided to give the general public the opportunity to own one of her works signed and certified, with the archive number and in a limited edition.