Dear Sir/Madam!
I am Aleksandr, and I am an artist from Ukraine. As you are probably aware, it's a war situation currently in my country. Unfortunately I had to leave my home and become a refugee, leaving everything behind.
Now I and my family are in a safe place. I'm glad I can work. It gives me strength. I can send my new paintings from Poland to other countries of the world.
If you want to support me and my family, you can purchase one or some units of my paintings.
This will be good support for us in these hardest times.
Thank you for your kind heart!
May this madness come to an end and peace be restored.
Thank you, Aleksandr
Artist: Aleksandr Dubrovskyy
Work: Original Oil Painting, Handmade Artwork, One of a Kind
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Year: 2022
Style: Impressionism,
Subject: Small mountain streams
Size: 50 х 60 x 2 cm
Shipping from Poland
Inception...
Small mountain streams soak up the beauty of spring and mountains. They turn into beautiful stormy rivers. It's so exciting to be close to the beginning.
I want to show you this moment of inception.
Unframed, Stretched on Wooden stretcher, Ready to Hang.
The photos may differ from the original depending on the monitor that displays them.
The painting is shipped by courier in an impact-resistant box with a tracking number and artist certificate.
Signed on the front and back.
Dubrovskyy is a Ukrainian native who took part in numerous Plein Air in Ukraine and abroad. He is an honorable member of the Artists’ Guild of Ukrainian.
Mr. Dubrovskyy is deeply involved in every aspect of his craft. His belief in the importance of using top-grade materials is apparent to all who see his work. He finishes all his pieces of art with a high-grade varnish that protects them from harsh sunlight and dust, preserving them in the best way possible. His commendable skill, talent, and his ability to bring each work to life have made his paintings very sought after which can be found in numerous private collections. Investing in his work will bring a lifetime of pleasure to the most discriminating buyers of fine art and considering the talent of the artist, will only accrue in value as time passes by.
