The Iconic Pigeon Rocks Raouche, Beirut #artistsupportpledge (2018) Painting by L'Orientaliste
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- Dimensions Height 12in, Width 16in
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Title: The Iconic Pigeon Rocks Raouche, Beirut by R Lawrence-Manasfi
Medium: Acrylic on Canvas Board
Style: Fine Art Landscape
Signed by artist: bottom left R Lawrence M
Unframed.
This painting captures a breath taking view of the famous iconic set of rocks at dusk.
The mood is a sunset sky of blue pink and yellow fading in the distance, the focal point in the centre of the painting is two giant rock formations that stand like gigantic sentinels. The left rock is formed like an arch, the right rock being smaller and pointed depict signs of erosion and moss growth which stand in the Mediterranean like a devoted couple. They stand together in the deep blue sea with it’s crashing waves splashing at the base of the rocks off the Mediterranean coast of Raouché, which sparkle and foam across the bay in the foreground.
The painting is signed at the bottom left hand side by the artist.
The piece has been developed in acrylics, brush and knife.
History:
The Iconic rocks are known as “Pigeons Rock” aka “The Rock of Raouché” is a 60 meter high offshore rock which was formed in the prehistoric era by a geologic movement. The rocks are located in the heart of Beirut’s coast and are one of the city’s most sought after natural landmarks, a popular destination for visitors walking along the seaside with spectacular sunset views.
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Related themes
Middleast SeascapeIconic RocksRaouche RocksBeirut LandmarkVue De Pigeon Rocks Beyrouth
Artist: Rozlynn M Lawrence-Manasfi
Genre: MENA Orientalist
Middle East and North African "MENA" artist, whose works predominantly represent orientalist era in the arts of ancient Middle East, North Africa, Egypt and Turkey, depicting scenes of Arabian pictorial history in landscape and figurative style.
Fantasy of the Orient
Her paintings are a romantic fantasy of the Orient, populated with exotic rich sensual and colourful scenes of worlds beyond Europe, illustrating rug sellers, dancers, harems, turbaned men in luscious velvet cloaks, the alluring odalisques, women in luxurious clothing, jewelled slippers, silks and velvet gowns with beautiful beaded embellishment, dusty bazaars, souks, snake charmers, with traders in the bustling Arabic markets, selling their wares of beautiful orient trinkets, hookah, lush decorative fabrics, beautiful textiles in vibrant glowing shimmering colours of red, green, gold, blue, yellow and pink, lavish tapestry, beautiful Arabesque tiles, mosques and architecture to the golden sands of the hot desert and palm trees, an oasis set in a mysterious far away land.
About the Artist
English autodidactic painter, born in London, grew up in the 1960's Shoreditch, London.
Her artistic influence expanded and blossomed with the introduction of Orientalism in art in the early 1980's. Beautifully vibrant and lush, she populated a series of Middle East, Orientalist scenes in Watercolour by famous artists Giulio Rosati and Antonio Gargiullo.
By the late 1980's she developed her own style, painting more in oils extending her skills to commissioned work for friends, painting their favourite subjects. In the 1990's a window opened to assist at a local community Sunday art club at Napier Grove N1, run by artists for the local community, thus proving opportunity to interact with other artists an opportunity to network, show and exhibit her works at the club, with encouragement to show and sell her paintings to a wider audience.
Exhibitions and Selling
In the past a handful of paintings were shown in the gallery space at the Lion and Lamb, Hoxton, she exhibited a painting in the London Mall Gallery in the 1980's, but rarely participate in exhibitions, painting being secondary to her main professional career, nevertheless the Artist has successfully sold most of her works, as demonstrated by the steady sales of her paintings in the UK and Europe to private clients and galleries.
A collection of her paintings can be viewed at her portfolio on the Artmajeur Gallery website. Details about the Artist are documented on Wikipedia.
Some much earlier paintings bear the FAR branding with FAR tags. These were documented on the Fine Art Registry (FAR) until FAR abandoned hundreds of artists without warning, the site went down in 2012 with no recovery of digital images. Fortunately, most digital images were curated on the Artmajeur platform.
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Nationality:
UNITED KINGDOM
- Date of birth : 1958
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary British Artists
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