FACIMUS Jim MackenzieEugenie Vronskaya · 2011
Contemporary Realism
2011
26.0 x 20.0 cm
Eden Court
Eugenie Vronskaya (1966 –)
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About this artwork
- Title: FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie
- Artist: Eugenie Vronskaya
- Year: 2011
- Original dimensions: 26.0 x 20.0 cm
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Where to see it: Eden Court
- Creative period: Mature Period
- Corpus context: impressionist light study, mortality
- Color palette: Neutrals
Questions & Answers
Which artist is "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" attributed to?
"FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" was created by Eugenie Vronskaya. The information on this page describes Eugenie Vronskaya's original work.
In which year and which movement was "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" made?
"FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" by Eugenie Vronskaya is dated 2011 and belongs to Contemporary Realism.
In what year was "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" by Eugenie Vronskaya created?
The creation of "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" by Eugenie Vronskaya is dated 2011.
What color harmony does "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" by Eugenie Vronskaya display?
The color harmony of "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" is recorded as strong color unity.
How does the style of "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" relate to its creator's era?
"FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" by Eugenie Vronskaya is placed in the Contemporary Realism movement, within the Contemporary era of its creator.
How old was Eugenie Vronskaya when creating "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" in 2011?
When "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" was created in 2011, Eugenie Vronskaya - born in 1966 - was 45 years old.
How strong is the contrast in "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" by Eugenie Vronskaya?
The contrast level of "FACIMUS Jim Mackenzie" by Eugenie Vronskaya is bold.