Etruscan scene
Etruscan scene
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Description
The painting "Etruscan Scene" (1986) leads the viewer into an archaic world full of symbolism and warmth. Two figures meet in a gesture of giving – between them floats a flower, a symbol of life, beauty, and transience. The background is reminiscent of frescoes on ancient walls, streaked with earthy tones and golden reflections.
Ri Meuser von Eschmar transforms historical memory into a vivid present. Her mono sgraffito technique makes the work appear as if from a bygone era – layer upon layer creates a surface that recalls aged walls, yet is imbued with inner light.
In the scene, human, animal, and symbol merge. Jugs, mythical creatures, and ornaments emerge as fragments of a lost culture. The composition is reminiscent of ritual depictions in Etruscan art, yet Meuser breathes a new soul into them: instead of distance, she creates closeness – instead of history, emotion.
"Etruscan Scene" is a tribute to humanity amidst the mythical – a work that unites past and present in a poetic way.
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.