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Title: Still Life with Coral and Lantern Size: 14" w x 11" h Canvas Type: Traditional Stretched Canvas Frame: Unframed Signed: On the front COA: Signed Certificate of Authenticity A Teresa Bernard Oil Painting
A still life painting with a marine theme consists of some coral and a rusted nautical lantern with a white candle.
A nautical still life painting consisting of coral and lantern. The turquoise and tangerine coral sit in front of a rustic lantern with a white candle on top of a round pink marble table. In the background is a nondescript wallpaper with splashes of teal and tan colors and a window that lets in a strong light shining in on the table setting. Oil painting artist Teresa Bernard has signed this artwork in the lower left-hand corner.
Still Life with Coral and Lantern is hand-painted on a traditional stretched canvas and is not framed. The side-stapled edges are unpainted or raw and needs to be framed before it can be displayed. This oil painting is accompanied by a personalized Certificate of Authenticity (COA).
©️ teresabernardart.com is a copyright watermark and is used only on online. It does not appear on the original canvas artwork.
Artist Comments
Artists will often use reference photos to compose their paintings. Sometimes they will create their composition from only one photo, and other times several photos are used. There’s nothing wrong with painting from photographs; artists do it all the time.
‘Still Life with Coral and Lantern’ combines several such reference photographs that depicted the nautical elements I wanted to portray in my artwork. One of those elements was coral. Coral can be in so many different shapes, sizes, and colors. Although, pinks and reds are the most common colors. They are tiny sea creatures that live in the ocean in large colonies that look like plants. They will live all of their adult lives in one place and prefer places where the water is warmer. When they die, their skeletons form a hard stony substance, also called coral. Large deposits of coral often accumulate to form reefs or islands.
I had never used coral in a painting before, so as I considered painting a still life with a nautical theme, I felt it would be interesting to include some coral in this one. I’m happy with how it turned out, and I especially like the nautical lantern to finish out this marine-themed still life.
—Teresa Bernard
Art Critique Read a fan's art critique of this painting at the following link: Painting Review: Still Life with Coral and Lantern, written by Sage Kwan.
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