Wonder Woman nursing
Material
Oil on linen
Size
70x95 cm
Price
1925 €
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Oil on linen 70x95x2cm (27.6x37.4x0.8in) 2021, ready to hang.
“Wonder Woman nursing” is an artwork which I painted from a picture shot while my girlfriend Elisa was feeding our baby. You can see the Wonder Woman character modelled on Elisa as a hymn to young mother’s strength but, to be honest, I chose the picture for the tenderness I could feel in it and took the decision of dressing Elisa as a superheroine later on (and it was basically for giving the artwork a surreal and hironic taste). The artwork is painted with vibrant, expressive brush strokes. It is colourful and luminous.
“Wonder Woman nursing” is a 70x95cm oil on linen painting, it is mounted on a supported wooden canvas and it is ready to hang.
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About the artist
Paolo Borile
Vigevano (Italy)
Paolo Borile is a passionate Italian painter who has exhibited his work Internationally. His primary focus is on expressing the nature of the human figure through realistic paintings. His style is figurative and expressive, occasionally photorealistic. Each painting boasts a nostalgic quality and a narrative, sometimes surrealist touch, allowing each viewer to immerse themselves into every colour and architectural element with both recognition and imagination.
