Piece description from the artist
The blue flower is considered an important symbol of romanticism and is therefore also referred to as the blue flower of romanticism. It represents the romantic longing for the unattainable, the infinite and the unconditional, although it is often interpreted as a connection between man and nature. Blue flowers are relatively rare in nature. Through breeding, however, it has not only been possible to produce blue flowers, but flowers in all colors of the spectrum.
Pastel on pastelmat.
Shipping via DHL, packed in a transparent sleeve between two layers of lightweight foam board and in a cardboard box.
Dietrich Moravec has been a selftaught artist for more than 4 decades. In the 1970s he began studying the techniques of the old masters. He experimented with egg tempera and oil painting, later on with acrylics in combination with oils or just acrylics. He dedicated himself to realism and photorealism. Other atistic techniques he used to work with are etching, drawings with graphite and charcoal, and scratchboard. His main subjects are still lifes with fruits or flowers, landscapes and sometimes animals. He made his living as an architectural draftsman and a teacher for arts and IT. Now he is retired and lives in a small town in Bavaria, Germany.
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