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Dans cette œuvre de Herbet Hofer imprimée sur toile, le célèbre pont Golden Gate de San Francisco, rouge au-dessus de l'eau bleu, est vu du haut des collines, où passe un tramway traversant un quartier résidentiel profitant d'une vue magnifique. Cette image capture la magie de l'une des plus belles villes américaines, tandis que la richesse couleurs et des détails captivent le regard. Au mur de toute pièce de votre maison, cette toile ajoute une touche de soleil vous assurant une décoration chaleureuse!
Cette toile sans cadre résulte d'une technique appelée « toile galerie », où la toile de l'artiste est étirée de sorte à recouvrir et contourner le cadre de bois jusqu'à l'arrière du tableau
• Dimensions : 24 po x 18 po
• Matériaux : bois/canevas
• Fabriqué aux États-Unis
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• Art sur toile Trademark – « San Francisco » de Herbet Hofer
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About Herbert Hofer
Herbert Felic Hofer was born in Wiener Neustadt, Austria in 1946. After studying interior architecture at the University of Vienna, he followed this formal education with a brief but successful career as an interior designer at a large German department store. Hofer then embarked on a search for adventure which took him on extensive travels through Europe and Africa. He eventually settled in Rome, Italy, where he lived for 20 years. His friendship with film director Frederico Fellini introduced him to acting.
Once again off on journeys connected with filming he found inspiration in the exotic locations, cultures and customs which are reflected in his artwork. The main effect of his unique form of painting is seen in the intricate design, use of colour and abundant floral decoration which convey a sophisticated yet dreamlike quality.
Hofer has gained international fame from his world wide exhibitions and has been described by the Austrian Cultural Institute as an artist who manages in his simple way to touch the hearts of nations. The most famous of his works, 'Search for Paradise' earned him the United Nations Peace Prize in 1984.
Hofer's work has been avidly collected wherever he has exhibited. His work appears in the private collections of Fellini, Robert de Niro, Lena Horne, the Pope, Luciano Pavarotti and many others. Hofer has been a resident of the famous art deco district, in Miami Beach's famous South Beach for over 10 years. He has commemorated many of South Beach's well-known architectural landmarks and events.
Herbert Hofer's whimsical, brilliantly coloured paintings evoke the joys of childhood in universal themes. Hofer describes himself as "the Primitive Austrian" and his paintings as "modern primitives." They are folk art with a dreamy adventurous quality incorporating intricate design, tropical colours, and abundant floras. His work represents his own search for paradise in a spirit of optimism, joy, and peace.