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Italian Sunser By Ron Mondz - 24 x 32 Poster $35.00 ... see more about this print
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We also have "Lighthouse Bay" By Ron Mondz. Make sure you check it out too.
The colors in this poster/print are much brighter and vibrant then what comes across
your computer screen. I blew this up here as large as I dare to try to show you how
impressive this beauty really is, but no version over the net is going to be as good as
the real thing!
See a bit of the artit’s bio below…
Ron Mondz' impressionistic/neoclassical style brings together the rich traditions of
Raphael and Michelangelo, with the delicate touch of Seurat, Monet and Renoir. His
paintings bond the timeless beauty of the classics with the open-air traditions of
impressionism.
With an antlike patience, Mondz' paintings reveal thousands of individual dots of paint.
The brushstrokes are not juxtaposed, but rather arranged in small layers and linked like
threads of fabric. He uses slow, precise brushstrokes to gradually create the delicacy of
the feminine outline.
"Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature onto the
canvas." -- Ron Mondz
The colors in this poster/print are much brighter and vibrant then what comes across
your computer screen. I blew this up here as large as I dare to try to show you how
impressive this beauty really is, but no version over the net is going to be as good as
the real thing!
See a bit of the artit’s bio below…
Ron Mondz' impressionistic/neoclassical style brings together the rich traditions of
Raphael and Michelangelo, with the delicate touch of Seurat, Monet and Renoir. His
paintings bond the timeless beauty of the classics with the open-air traditions of
impressionism.
With an antlike patience, Mondz' paintings reveal thousands of individual dots of paint.
The brushstrokes are not juxtaposed, but rather arranged in small layers and linked like
threads of fabric. He uses slow, precise brushstrokes to gradually create the delicacy of
the feminine outline.
"Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, and paints his own nature onto the
canvas." -- Ron Mondz
