monet|chanel|scraperboard|embroidery|etching, Valerie Enners, Russia/Dublin, Ireland

Blue mountains, mixed media on paper, 31x25 cm

After Monet, mixed media on paper, 76x65 cm

Coco Chanel, mixed media on paper, 56x76 cm

Cold water, mixed media on paper, 56x76 cm

D.D.L.-Chartered land, mixed media on paper, 56x56 cm

Harbour, mixed media on paper, 69x44 cm

Naturmort, mixed media on paper, 55x55 cm

Rain flower, mixed media on paper, 76x56

Red doors, mixed media on paper, 76x56 cm

Trinity College, mixed media on paper, 56x76 cm

Sunset, mixed media on paper, 56x76 cm

Liffey in the morning, mixed media on paper, 1.56 x56cm

About Artist Valerie Enners

Valerie Enners was born in Russia. From 1996 she has been working and living in Dublin. Valerie's father is a well known and accomplished Russian artist. From an early age she is been drawing and painting in all mediums. At college she graduated with a Degree in material Science and Chemistry but never forgot to pursue her passion for painting.
Her approach to painting is based on a reinterpretation of traditional forms and modern experimental methods to arrive at the final image, with a variety of acrylics, ink, pencils and gouache culminating in impression of etching, embroidery and linear effect.
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