Stefanie Raus - Blue IV 1948 XXL

Abstract composition. The dimensions of the work are 160 x 160 cm. Through the minimalist framing and placement in a modern room, the painting exudes contemporary elegance. The vivid colors and the abstracted formal language can symbolize emotions such as passion, movement, or vitality. The format of the painting is 160 x 160 cm. It is shipped rolled, without a stretch frame. A stretch frame with dimensions 150 x 150 x 2 cm would fit. All works by the artist are unique. They are handmade paintings created with various techniques. The cracks, nicks, elevations, paint splatters belong to the painting style. They are not defects and are intentional by the artist. All works are hand-signed and shipped with a certificate of authenticity. The certificate is rolled and placed on the inner wall inside the shipping tube. About the artist: Stefanie Raus is a self-taught artist from the Black Forest. She was born in 1976 and is known for her delicate paintings, often with a touch of gold leaf and strong texture. Collectors of her works live in Denmark, Belgium, Luxembourg, Switzerland, Malta, the Netherlands, Italy, the Czech Republic, Singapore, Spain, Greece, Portugal, France, and Germany. Through her listing on Saatchi Art, she has sold many works to the USA. Her paintings have been exhibited both domestically and abroad. In 2024 she achieved first place in the Art Prize of Kunst Online. Instagram: stefanieraus.art Exhibitions: 2015 Volksbank Achern, Achern, Germany 2018 Volksbank Renchen, Renchen, Germany 2022 Kunst am Bach, Bühl, Germany 2023 Wohnart Lutz, Kehl, Germany 2023 Swissartexpo, Zürich, Switzerland 2023 Wohnart Lutz, Kehl, Germany 2024 Casa del Arte, Palma, Spain 2024 Nicoleta Gallery, Berlin, Germany 2024 Andi Art Gallery, Athens, Greece 2024 Cipriarte Venezia Gallery, Venice, Italy 2025 Popart Gallery Paris 2025 Art and Beats Baden-Baden 2025 Galerie Artroom Basel, Switzerland 2025 Rathaus Hohberg Hofweier 2025 Open Art Achern Kulturforum Illenau

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