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Thinker, 2017, 120х100 sm, paperboard, souse, charcoal
Artwork code 35
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Hanna Kozeletska
Name: Thinker
Year: 2017
Size: 120х100 sm; 47,24 by 39,37 in
Materials: paperboard, souse, charcoal
Framed: yes
Ready to hang: yes
Сertificate of authenticity included
Kharkiv in 2017 - this period is forever imprinted in my heart, so bright and full of thirst for creativity, knowledge, new friends.
Here are some facts about this work:
1. It was created in the 3rd year of studying at the KSADA.
2. The first composite drawing, the first acquaintance with symbolism.
3. My muse and source of inspiration was Misha, a regular model at the academy. I found an interesting plastic in my evening sketches and voila)
4. For the drawing, I received ‘praise’ from the Department of Drawing.
5. The chair in this drawing is a well thought-out element. Initially, there were a number of sketches of a ‘historical’ chair in the 30th workshop. It is said that this chair was from the time of Constantine himself. In general, this chair has seen a lot))
6. The first drawing, when I didn't get tied to nature, the sketch was the starting point, sometimes I returned to the model only to draw individual nodes. It was more like a drawing from an idea. At the time, I was against drawing from photos, so it's definitely all from my head.
7. The reference is Rodin's sculpture ‘Thinker’.
8. The first drawing from the ‘UOMO’ series.
9. Professor - Nogin R.
This drawing is in a private collection
Name: Thinker
Year: 2017
Size: 120х100 sm; 47,24 by 39,37 in
Materials: paperboard, souse, charcoal
Framed: yes
Ready to hang: yes
Сertificate of authenticity included
Kharkiv in 2017 - this period is forever imprinted in my heart, so bright and full of thirst for creativity, knowledge, new friends.
Here are some facts about this work:
1. It was created in the 3rd year of studying at the KSADA.
2. The first composite drawing, the first acquaintance with symbolism.
3. My muse and source of inspiration was Misha, a regular model at the academy. I found an interesting plastic in my evening sketches and voila)
4. For the drawing, I received ‘praise’ from the Department of Drawing.
5. The chair in this drawing is a well thought-out element. Initially, there were a number of sketches of a ‘historical’ chair in the 30th workshop. It is said that this chair was from the time of Constantine himself. In general, this chair has seen a lot))
6. The first drawing, when I didn't get tied to nature, the sketch was the starting point, sometimes I returned to the model only to draw individual nodes. It was more like a drawing from an idea. At the time, I was against drawing from photos, so it's definitely all from my head.
7. The reference is Rodin's sculpture ‘Thinker’.
8. The first drawing from the ‘UOMO’ series.
9. Professor - Nogin R.
This drawing is in a private collection