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Topic: Las Meninas (The Maids of Honor), c.1656 by Velazquez
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Las Meninas (The Maids of Honor), c.1656 Oil Painting Reproduction
Diego Rodriguez de Silva Velazquez (1599-1660)
Location: Prado Museum Madrid SpainOriginal Size: 318 x 276 cm
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Oil Painting Reproduction
SKU: VDZ-1052Painting Size: $1170.00
$1170
Entirely Hand-Painted
Painted by Academy Graduated European Artists
Only Museum-Quality
+ 4cm (1.6") Borders for Stretching
Creation time: 6-7 weeks
Painted by Academy Graduated European Artists
Only Museum-Quality
+ 4cm (1.6") Borders for Stretching
Creation time: 6-7 weeks
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This painting reproduction will be completely painted by hand with artist grade oil paints on a blank linen canvas. We add additional 1.6" (4cm) of blank canvas above the offered size which will be used to stretch the canvas on a stretcher-bar.The Time it Takes to be Created:
To paint your Diego Rodriguez de Silva Velazquez Hand-Painted Art Reproduction time is needed. The painting should not be made too hastily, nor should any deadlines be pursued. For the painting to acquire high quality and precision of detail, time is necessary. It also needs time to dry in order to be completely ready for shipping. Depending on the complexity, the level of detail, and the size of the painting, we'll need 6-7 weeks to make the painting.Should a change of deadlines become necessary, or should your order arrive at a time when we are overloaded with work, then we will notify you by e-mail concerning how much time we would need to complete your painting reproduction.
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We do not frame our oil painting reproductions. Hand-Painted Art Reproduction is an expensive product, and the risks of damaging a painting stretched on a frame during transportation are too high. Las Meninas (The Maids of Honor) by Velazquez is, therefore, not framed, and will be sent to you rolled up and packaged in a strong and secure postal tube.You can check the price for shipping of the order on the shopping cart screen.
The paintings we create are only of museum quality. Our academy graduated artists will never allow a compromise in the quality and detail of the ordered painting. TOPofART do not work, and will never allow ourselves to work with low quality studios from the Far East. We are based in Europe, and quality is our highest priority.
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Artist: Diego Rodriguez de Silva Velazquez
SKU: VDZ-1053
Original Size: 234 x 131.5 cm
Location: Prado Museum Madrid Spain
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Artist: Diego Rodriguez de Silva Velazquez
SKU: VDZ-1054
Original Size: 141 x 119 cm
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Artist: Diego Rodriguez de Silva Velazquez
SKU: VDZ-1055
Original Size: 32.7 x 38.4 cm
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Title: Juan de Pareja
Artist: Diego Rodriguez de Silva Velazquez
SKU: VDZ-1056
Original Size: 81.3 x 69.9 cm
Location: Metropolitan Museum of Art New York USA
The personages are seen in a room in the royal palace with identifiable paintings on the walls - Apollo and Pan, school of Rubens; copy of a Jor-daens by Mazo, both today in the Prado. Although a little scant of colour in the upper part, it is evident how the composition is committed to the influx of light in the "proscenium" and from the background, in a contrast that is barely resolved by the play of perspective: an oblique quadrangle in the foreground, the diagonally placed canvas, the background with its mirrored figures and openings against the light. It is an intimate room. Royalty is out of the picture and participates only by reflection, without altering the gentle, fresh atmosphere of the scene. Velazquez removed every restriction that might have obliged him to alter the tone of everyday life, it might be anyone's life, to that of the court's rituals. In fact, the artist himself assumes the part of the protagonist, with his dominating position and his look expressing a tranquil self-awareness. The scene of homage to the Infanta, through its dwarfs, its modest household members and its faithful dog, is expressed in one of Velazquez' most delicate, refined and vibrant compositions - light in tone and application, with agile passages, contained, pearly touches and in general a supreme expression of expansive affection.