I would like to present my hand painted oil on canvas painting (recreation) of the artwork The Dance Of Love. I made this piece with the same amount of soul and emotion just like the first original painting. This piece is created with oil paint on artistic canvas using my unique technique of a palette knife. The artwork has texture, you can feel the strokes by touching the painting. By purchasing on this site, you are buying directly from the artist Leonid Afremov. I guarantee your satisfaction and the best customer experience.
The certificate of authenticity will include the name of the owner who purchased the piece of artwork. The certificate is signed by Leonid Afremov. If you buying this painting as a gift, please provide us the name of the gift recipient for the certificate. We can also ship to the address of the recipient of your gift.
about this painting:
THE DANCE OF LOVE
LANGUAGE OF LOVE AND PASSION
There are several ways how you can express your love to someone. The first and most obvious way is to use words since they are given to us as a main means of communication. Also, many people like to make nice and significant gifts because actions sometimes speak louder than words.
Nevertheless, there is one more way, which is considered by many the highest and most controversial. It is art. When a great person is inspired by someone he or she loves, they do not only create masterpieces but also make the image of their lover eternal.
NEVER TO FORGET
The most famous art creations in the world appeared thanks to the feeling of love. Let us look at some examples.
- “The Divine Comedy” by Dante Alighieri
Not only did this medieval Italian poet transform the Italian language being in fact its most faithful advocate and protector but also created a genius work of art that continues to leave in awe its readers even today.
“The Divine Comedy” would never have appeared if Dante was not unhappily in love with Beatrice. The historians of literature have vague ideas of who this girl might be. Some of them even believe that it is not a real figure but a muse who inspired Dante by being perfect and inaccessible. Nonetheless, her graceful presence appears in the last part of “the Divine Comedy” as one of the tenderest descriptions of a woman in the history of art.
- the Moonlight Sonata by Ludwig van Beethoven
At the moment of the creation of the Moonlight Sonata, Ludwig van Beethoven was as famous as never, although facing serious health problems. However, meeting his new love a young duchess names Juliette made him forget about everything.
- “The dance of love” by Leonid Afremov
Leonid Afremov is a contemporary artist who became famous all over the world thanks to his talent and technique. Dancing people inspire him a lot in his art.
The dance on this painting is more metaphysical than a real dance. You can see a naked danseuse performing a difficult and passionate move. Her body is very expressive and light as though she is trying to fly like a bird. It seems that this painting embodies the sensation of anyone at the moment of falling in love. The background of the painting is as plain and simple as possible. This is a very characteristic detail about Afremov’s paintings. If he is painting a human figure, he completely concentrates on it.
