Fish in the red current
Fish in the red current
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Description
The original painting "Fish in the Red Current" depicts two powerful, relief-like fish moving through a deep, luminous red. Their bodies consist of impasto, almost sculptural structures reminiscent of scales and armor, which stand out in three dimensions through light and shadow.
The fish is a central symbol in Ri Meuser von Eschmar’s work: it represents purity, bliss, and immortality. In this painting, the fish appear as protectors and guides—through the red current, which can be interpreted as a symbol of energy, passion, and the flow of life.
The intense choice of color clearly distinguishes the work from the artist's monochrome pieces. The vibrant red background creates a compelling stage upon which the bright, almost pearlescent bodies of the fish are brought to life. The layering in the mono sgraffito technique creates an extraordinary texture and depth, giving the impression that the water itself is in motion.
A one-of-a-kind piece that combines the symbolism of the fish with emotional color intensity—ideal for collectors and enthusiasts looking for a work with a spiritual yet powerful presence.
Was ist Monosgrafitto?
Monosgrafitto ist eine einzigartige Maltechnik, die Ri Meuser von Eschmar über Jahrzehnte entwickelt und verfeinert hat. Dabei wird Farbe in mehreren Schichten aufgetragen und noch im feuchten Zustand durch gezieltes Einritzen und Abtragen wieder freigelegt.
Jedes Original mit Echtheitszertifikat
Alle im Shop angebotenen Werke von Prof. Ri Meuser von Eschmar werden mit einem persönlichen Echtheitszertifikat ausgeliefert. Dieses bestätigt, dass es sich um ein Original aus dem künstlerischen Nachlass handelt.
Every original with certificate of authenticity
All works by Prof. Ri Meuser von Eschmar offered in the shop are delivered with a personal certificate of authenticity. This confirms that they are originals from the artistic estate.
In this way, collectors receive not only an extraordinary work of art, but also a piece of its documented art history.