In court, 2020

The image was inspired by the fall and the abundance of apples on the tree.
 The work, painted on 300g cotton paper with the highest durability and lightfastness, watercolor paints, is framed in white passe-pertout with dimensions of 40x50 cm.  For transport, it is secured with bubble wrap and packed in a professional box.

Watercolor: A technique that requires the use of unique, individual artistic solutions, consists in painting with a water suspension on an absorbent undercoat - usually on cellulose or cotton paper. Diluted pigments do not completely cover the texture of the paper, but leave it clearly visible. For this reason, the effect is very much influenced by the color and texture of the paper itself
Watercolor is one of the painting techniques that use watercolor paints - which are water-based paints. From an artistic point of view, ethereal and luminous, from a collector's point of view - equally attractive. Paper is usually used as the base, usually specialized, textural. Painting consists in gradually applying thin, almost transparent layers of paint through which the substrate pierces. This technique is considered to be one of the most difficult, because it requires incredible precision and accuracy in applying paints to paper, which due to its properties causes problems and corrections are impossible.
The watercolor gives almost no possibility of making corrections and retouching. In particular, the painted fragment cannot be removed, but only slightly modified by covering with successive layers or removing a part of the pigment by scrubbing or washing out the paper. White paint is practically not used in watercolors, because the thin layer of pigment appropriate for the watercolor technique is not able to completely cover the painted paper. A painter using the watercolor technique leaves bright spots by applying a small amount of pigments and exposing the light color of the underpainting.