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Steve Fitz
Encounters – DRAMA
Oil on canvas
Experience enchanting encounters in soft pastel hues and ethereal natural settings with a timeless beauty to last generations and add an embracing stylish warmth to any room, work space or studio. The cornerstone of my latest collection is centered on the mystery and enigmatic beauty of women and delves into the realm of feminine secrets, transcending the ordinary and resonating with a deeper more profound essence beyond the comprehension of mere mortal men.
Size: 80 × 55 cm
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About Steve Fitz
Now for something completely beautiful - Whispers of the human condition. Steve Fitz is an artist you might call enigmatic. An environmentalist and activist who wants to add beauty to the world. As an artist, you explore different styles to find out what you are most comfortable with and in the process, develop some skill. In the 19th century picture perfect was the norm and impressionists where the rebels. I've turned that on its head. My startling realism rebels against the now norm and the painterly status quo which suits my rebellious nature, in a subtle and unpretentious way.
