L.P. GardenPavlo Makov · 2020
Expressionism
2020
101.0 x 161.0 cm
Pavlo Makov (1958 –)
Explore the evocative landscapes & intricate details of Ukrainian artist Pavlo Makov's work. Known for 'Neighbourhood' series, Arabic gardens & maps, discover his unique vision.
About this artwork
- Title: L.P. Garden
- Artist: Pavlo Makov
- Year: 2020
- Original dimensions: 101.0 x 161.0 cm
- Format: Landscape
- Copyright status: Under copyright
- Corpus context: expressionism, german art
- Main color: Espresso
- Keywords: textured prints, contemporary prints, symbolic art
- Color hue: Amber to Saffron
Questions & Answers
In what year was "L.P. Garden" by Pavlo Makov created?
The creation of "L.P. Garden" by Pavlo Makov is dated 2020.
How does the subject of "L.P. Garden" relate to Pavlo Makov's usual themes?
"L.P. Garden" depicts abstract landscape, spiraling figure, dark imagery, distorted forms, textured art, symbolic prints, haunting visuals, while Pavlo Makov's recorded themes are recurring spiral motif, exploration of the unconscious, symbolic landscape visions, expressionism, german art, abstract expressionism, woodcut tradition, existential anxiety. Comparing the two shows how the work relates to the artist's usual subjects.
Where in Pavlo Makov's career does "L.P. Garden" fall, given its date?
Given its 2020 date, "L.P. Garden" falls in Pavlo Makov's Mature Period.
How old was Pavlo Makov when creating "L.P. Garden" in 2020?
When "L.P. Garden" was created in 2020, Pavlo Makov - born in 1958 - was 62 years old.
Where does "L.P. Garden" sit within Pavlo Makov's body of work?
"L.P. Garden" belongs to Pavlo Makov's Expressionism work, whose recorded themes include recurring spiral motif, exploration of the unconscious, symbolic landscape visions, expressionism, german art, abstract expressionism, woodcut tradition, existential anxiety.
In which movement and which era is "L.P. Garden" by Pavlo Makov placed?
In "L.P. Garden" by Pavlo Makov, the Expressionism movement meets the Contemporary era.
Which artist is "L.P. Garden" attributed to?
"L.P. Garden" is attributed to Pavlo Makov.