I love oil paintings and while I can't afford Renoir, Monet,Van Gogh or Tyeb Mehtas of the world I do love to put up artwork in my house.The whole experience becomes all the more exciting when you see a local artist paint,interact with them and see how they approach a particular painting.
A beautiful artwork can become a truly memorable souvenir of a wonderful trip.
One of the must buy item on my wish list on my latest trip was to buy an oil painting (Yes ladies believe it or not , I did sacrifice my makeup purchase wish list of NARS The Multiple,MAC Semi Precious lipstick & Dior Addict lipstick for this!).
A beautiful artwork can become a truly memorable souvenir of a wonderful trip.
One of the must buy item on my wish list on my latest trip was to buy an oil painting (Yes ladies believe it or not , I did sacrifice my makeup purchase wish list of NARS The Multiple,MAC Semi Precious lipstick & Dior Addict lipstick for this!).
I saw some amazing artwork in small Galleries in Chatuchak market in Bangkok & local Art Galleries in Phuket.Many of the Artists were making reproductions but I also saw some very brilliant original artwork (price running in hundreds of thousand $$$ ! Gulp way beyond my budget!)
So I wanted to share some of the unique sights from my trip. I'll be posting a few more posts from my trip,leave a comment behind if you'd like to read more of my travel related posts
The artist at work
We bought the Buddha painting you see in this pic. It'll be going up on our dining room wall.
oh my...im impressed i wish i was there :D
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beautiful pooja, do post more :))
ReplyDeletestunning! All the paintings are so beautiful, I can't choose my favourite. Did you buy the 1st one?
ReplyDeleteAlso, I'd love to see more posts about your trip.
amazing pics love most of them, now i got idea as to what i would like on my walls..:))
ReplyDeletewow! this is some amazing art! I don't know much about painting but I do know great stuff when I see it.everything looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThe photos look wonderful
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DeleteI am really impressed along with your writing skills and also with the format on your blog.
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