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Aheloy's feast
Дмитрий Юрьевич Буянов • Painting, 2018, 102×210 cm
Description of the artwork «Aheloy's feast»
PIR OF THE GODS OLIMP
Reproduction of a picture by P.P.Rubens "Feast of Akhkheloy" or "Feast of the Gods on Olympus"
Artist Buyanov Dmitry
Size: 102x210cm. Oil and acrylic on canvas. Mixed author's technique of writing the canvas. Completed: 12/21/2018
The plot is taken from Ovid's Metamorphosis - river god Aheloy gives a feast in honor of Theseus and his companions returning to Athens. Art historians for a long time could not understand the year when Rubens' painting “The Feast of the Gods on Olympus” was painted. The answer could not have happened if it were not for the intervention of the astronomers, who calculated that the characters on the canvas were arranged in the same way as the celestial bodies in 1602. Rubens encrypted various information in his pictures. I have made significant changes only in the design of the plot, more vivid, festive colors. The very arrangement of the heroes of the picture remained unchanged. The elements of living water in the lower part of the picture, as well as the decoratively painted baguette applied with acrylic paints, are additional elements that significantly improve perception indicators. In the egregional aspect, it is preferable to have such a picture in luxury houses, where the concentration of well-being created is enhanced by the energy-information background of this plot. A small-size picture is not recommended, since the reproduction of the very powerful energies of the planets of space, allegorically depicted on the canvas in the form of ancient Gods, should not be minimized in displaying an artistic image. Such a picture will deliver to the owner the energy of Well-being, only on large formats.
For purchase, please contact by e-mail: dimaxenergy@mail.ru
# painting # art # rubens # gods # painting # handcraft # creativity # gift # artist # classic # baroque # luxury # interior # reproduction #topofart #reproduction #oilpainting #painting #art
#mozart #rubens #artpainting #christmas #decor
Reproduction of a picture by P.P.Rubens "Feast of Akhkheloy" or "Feast of the Gods on Olympus"
Artist Buyanov Dmitry
Size: 102x210cm. Oil and acrylic on canvas. Mixed author's technique of writing the canvas. Completed: 12/21/2018
The plot is taken from Ovid's Metamorphosis - river god Aheloy gives a feast in honor of Theseus and his companions returning to Athens. Art historians for a long time could not understand the year when Rubens' painting “The Feast of the Gods on Olympus” was painted. The answer could not have happened if it were not for the intervention of the astronomers, who calculated that the characters on the canvas were arranged in the same way as the celestial bodies in 1602. Rubens encrypted various information in his pictures. I have made significant changes only in the design of the plot, more vivid, festive colors. The very arrangement of the heroes of the picture remained unchanged. The elements of living water in the lower part of the picture, as well as the decoratively painted baguette applied with acrylic paints, are additional elements that significantly improve perception indicators. In the egregional aspect, it is preferable to have such a picture in luxury houses, where the concentration of well-being created is enhanced by the energy-information background of this plot. A small-size picture is not recommended, since the reproduction of the very powerful energies of the planets of space, allegorically depicted on the canvas in the form of ancient Gods, should not be minimized in displaying an artistic image. Such a picture will deliver to the owner the energy of Well-being, only on large formats.
For purchase, please contact by e-mail: dimaxenergy@mail.ru
# painting # art # rubens # gods # painting # handcraft # creativity # gift # artist # classic # baroque # luxury # interior # reproduction #topofart #reproduction #oilpainting #painting #art
#mozart #rubens #artpainting #christmas #decor
