Parroquia
About This Work
Discover the heart of a Spanish town with 'Parroquia,' an original 26x36cm watercolour on paper by Maryna Riepnova. This vibrant painting beautifully captures a sunlit parish church ('parroquia') with its distinct bell tower, surrounded by colourful neighbouring buildings and a lively street scene. Maryna's skillful use of watercolour brings out the bright light and architectural details, offering a charming glimpse into local life. 'Parroquia' is perfect for those who appreciate traditional scenes rendered with a fresh, artistic touch.
Specifications
Journey Through Time, Line, & Texture
The Foundation
Each piece begins with museum-grade materials, primed using traditional methods that have endured for centuries.
Pigment Selection
Oil colors are hand-mixed from a palette of spices and natural pigments, ensuring color harmony and archival longevity.
Layer by Layer
Building depth over 4-6 weeks, allowing each layer to cure before the next addition—a test of patience and precision.
"Art is not a final destination, but the living dialogue between raw earth and the human spirit."
Featured
- Saatchi Gallery, London
- Art Basel, Miami (Select)
Education
- MFA, Fine Arts
- Florence Academy of Art
Press
- Artforum
- Hyperallergic
- Vogue Ukraine
Authenticity
Investment-Grade
Ownership
Your acquisition is secured by a comprehensive provenance package. Each original works includes a signed, embossed Certificate of Authenticity and specific documentation for insurance valuation.
Asset Class
Ownership
Original artworks are a unique asset class, historically outperforming traditional markets. Ownership represents not just aesthetic enjoyment, but the preservation of cultural capital.
Original
One of a Kind
- Unique Asset
- Hand-Signed
- Certificate Included
- High Appreciation
Print Edition
Reproductions
- Standard Value
- Digitally Signed
- Open Edition
- Decorative
Everything You Need to Know
This is the only original.
Once acquired, this work will never be available again. Each piece exists as a singular, unrepeatable moment in the artist's body of work.
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