Pancake Seller
Pancake Seller.
The painting "Pancake Seller" is done in the style of cubism. The theme reflects contemplation of the contrast between winter and hot pancakes sold by a woman in the cold. Working in simplified forms, the artist didn't immerse the plot into abstraction. Objects in the painting have clear meanings. It feels like only the hot pancakes from the caring seller can save from the severe frost.
I paint objects as I think about them, not as I see them.
- Pablo Picasso
Creating the Painting.
The subject of the painting emerged in 2001. The artist worked on it until 2021, experimenting with new forms and colors. A creative experimental canvas in assimilating the experience of cubism and playing with color.
Fate of the Painting.
The painting was not finished by the artist's standards. To the master's credit, it must be said that all his canvases can be considered complete at any stage. The painting "Pancake Seller" never participated in exhibitions and remained in the artist's studio until his passing in 2022. According to Gostev, the creative process with this painting was a temperature experiment.
Signature.
The painting is signed by the artist on the back of the canvas - "Pancake Seller" with the indication of the canvas size 50x60 and the year 2001.
Ownership:
The only original of the painting "Pancake Seller" by Anatoli Gostev is privately owned. The artist's copyright applies to the eternal right of authorship of a unique work of art.
Painting Sale:
The painting can only be purchased through the FABER VISUM art agency if a decision to sell is made. Recommended prices for Gostev's paintings - from $100,000 USD. We guarantee the deposit of funds and the transfer of the painting to the future investor and owner.
Value of the Painting:
Investing in a work of art is always a winning move. Price increase for the painting: a guaranteed increase in price for the owner. With a high probability, Anatoli Gostev's paintings will grow in price by more than 1000%.
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