Bluebells in the kingdom of mosquito

Watercolor, 30 x 20 cm
© VANESSA STASHINSKI 2013

Sweet Pea

Watercolor, 30 x 20 cm
© ANDRE STASHINSKI 2013

Oxbow of Alte Donau

"Oxbow of Alte Donau"

watercolor

© ANDRE STASHINSKI 2013

Hidden Alley

"Hidden Alley"
Size: 25x20cm
Media: oil colors on canvas
© VANESSA STASHINSKI 2013

At the last Friday en plain air.

Running after the spring blossom we suddenly found "hidden alley" - not far from the studio. It was very quiet and fully covered with pink and white flowers. We couldn't miss it and produced a "line" of small oil sketches.

Sidewalk, dressed in lilac

"Sidewalk, dressed in lilac" (1) by Vanessa
Size: 30 x 21 cm
Media: oil colors on canvas

"Sidewalk, dressed in lilac" (2) by Vanessa
Size: 24 x 17 cm
Media: Oil Colors on canvas

"Sidewalk in bloom"

Size: 31 x 20 cm.

Media: oil on canvas.

© ANDRE STASHINSKI 2013

"Sidewalk in bloom"

Size: 31 x 20 cm

Media: oil on canvas, framed

© ANDRE STASHINSKI 2013

OPEN STUDIO EVENT

Wednesday 15th May 2013
Opening time: 11:00-21:00

Contact Details:
Address: 12 Motza Str., Ramat Gan, Israel
Tel: (972) 52 4778615
Email: stashinski@facebook.com
FB: www.facebook.com/stashinski



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OPEN STUDIO EVENT

Wednesday 15th May 2013
Opening time: 11:00-21:00

Contact Details:
Address: 12 Motza Str., Ramat Gan, Israel
Tel: (972) 52 4778615
Email: stashinski@facebook.com
FB: www.facebook.com/stashinski


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Eternity

Size: 70x50 cm
Media: oil colors on canvas
Stretched canvas
© ANDRE STASHINSKI 2011

Painted at October 24th, 2011

Farewell

"Farewell" by Vanessa
Size: 100x70 cm
Media: oil colors on stretched canvas
© VANESSA STASHINSKI 2013

The justification for the crow

"The justification for the crow"
Size: 90 x 80 cm
Media: Oil on stretched canvas
© ANDRE STASHINSKI 2013

Not available



Oddly enough, the idea or, rather to say the meaning of this painting, emerged when the picture was almost done. The story starts at one summer day while, roller-skating, I have seen a crow carrying in its beak a red ball of sherry-tomato. Black Crow and the red tomato - beautiful, but quite bizarre combination in fact that crows do not eat tomatoes. This image stuck in my memory and later it turned into the canvas.
When painting was almost ready, my son passed in the workshop.
He looked on the picture and suddenly asked: "Do you think that Noah should wait longer?"
Here everything became clear!

Do you remember the Bible story: the flood seem endless and Noah sent a crow for exploration of the land. The crow never came back. Then Noah sent a dove and he returned with an olive branch - a sign that dry land was somewhere close. Since then, the dove's feat got world-famous, once reputation of the crow is bad: an unreliable one.
But!
You don’t need deep culinary knowledge to understand that a tomato, even a tiny one, far more useful for hungry passengers than the olive branch. If you do not believe - try to bite the fresh olive.
Did you try to do? So? What do you think now?

The crow, being a reasonable bird, searched for something useful. Even the search took time (the city down the wing definitely was built after the flood), but he found food. Let's remember that crows live around 300 years. If I would live so long - I will not hurry anywhere as well.

Rope-walker

"Rope-walker" by Vanessa
Size: 77x61 cm
Media: oil colors on stretched canvas
© VANESSA STASHINSKI 2013

Not available

Goldfish Stream

"Goldfish Stream
Size: 43 x 46 cm
Media: oil on canvas
© VANESSA STASHINSKI 2013


This picture is a shifter - changes, depends how you turn it...

Business Trip

Size: 51x62 cm
Media: Oil colors on stretched canvas
© ANDRE STASHINSKI 2013