Sail Boat Marina M 2

* only here in the direct purchase of the artist Peter Nottrott
* acrylic on canvas, stretched on a stretcher frame, size 33.5" h x 47.2" w x 1.5" d
* "direct- purchase- thank- you- price": 1200, - USD

Fortunately, even three of my paintings have been be on display from November 8th to 10th, 2024 at the ARTe art fair in Dortmund | Exhibition Hall 1:

the oil painting "Romantic Evening Lake XL 1 / OIL" | 155 x 105 cm

the acrylic painting "Mystery Water Lilies L 1" | 160 x 85 cm and

the acrylic painting "Summertime Symphony L 1" | 155 x 83 cm

- My thanks go to the artsolitaire team for including the three paintings in 2000 square meters of contemporary art!

Autumn leaves-colorful pictures fresh from my studio:

Here you can see the current 12 paintings, which were created in the studio:

Abstract art comes exclusively from the state of consciousness and imagination of the artist..

Abstract painting does not have any real world influences. This makes abstract art uniquely different from other styles such as Impressionism, Expressionism and Cubism. In all the other styles, everyday themes such as landscapes or people are used as a template, as a starting point. Depending on the style, there certainly can be dramatic changes in color and shape, but they always remain interpretations of reality.

Abstract art deliberately avoids completely any association with the real world.

The pioneers of this completely free form were Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) and Frantisek Kupka (1871-1957).

I am a passionate advocate of free, abstract painting. My paintings are free from the constraints of perspective, color and form, which force themselves onto other styles of painting.

My abstract paintings are powerful, energetic and alive.

They are like symphonies of color in acrylic on canvas.

My painting wall is up, my paints are ready to hand in the cupboard or on the shelf, the desk area and the sofa corner are also finished... on November 1st we celebrated the moment with guests, it was a very nice evening. On November 2nd and 3rd we took part in the Flensburg Studio Days 2024 and welcomed visitors to our 'Kunstspeicher im Hof'; there were also one or two compliments about the charming house, the artists and the creative work. Setting it up was also fun, but now I'm looking forward to painting again. Our new, improved creative studio routine began on November 4th. -

As an artist trio, we have found a very charming house from 1780 and from September we will be create the next chapter in the almost 250-year history of the house. The goldsmith Dominique Lenoir will work on the ground floor, Kira Köntges will be creative under the roof and I'm really looking forward to painting my pictures behind the middle four windows.

November 2024