Details

Materials
Oil on paper
Dimensions
60 × 40 cm
Year of creation
2025
Signature
Hand-signed by the artist
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Danguolė Šerstinskaja

Danguolė Šerstinskaja(62)

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Danguolė Šerstinskaja, a renowned Lithuanian artist, is celebrated for her wide-ranging artistic abilities and mastery of multiple styles. Devoted to her art throughout her life, she displays remarkable proficiency, from precise academic techniques to expressive and abstract visual expression. A defining feature of her paintings is the depiction of animals, which she portrays in radiant, clear colors. Plant motifs also frequently appear in her work, stylized and transformed into complex and imaginative arrangements.

The vivid blending of colors in Šerstinskaja’s art imbues her paintings with an ethereal atmosphere, conjuring images of distant worlds. Her compositions often resemble enigmatic cosmic labyrinths, encouraging gentle reflection and nearly mesmerizing viewers with their intensity and richness. By employing her distinctive artistic style, she merges the realms of reality and imagination, resulting in entrancing visual experiences.

She is an active participant in numerous notable art organizations worldwide. These include the APS ETS Cultural Association Castel Gandolfo Art Center in Italy, Professional Member of the International Guild of Realism (IGOR) in the United States, Officier Academician at Mondial Art Academia in France, and Associate Member of the Society of Animal Artists in the United States. Such affiliations attest to her global recognition and respect within the artistic community.

Danguolė Šerstinskaja has received multiple international art prizes in honor of her artistic accomplishments and contributions. Her creations consistently captivate and impress both audiences and critics, solidifying her reputation as a leading presence in contemporary art.

  • This artist was acknowledged by the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Lithuania
About this artwork+

This painting shows a horse looking over its shoulder. The horse's mane is flowy. It looks soft. The background is blurry with light dots, like tiny glistening spots. This gives a dreamy feel to the scene. The art uses shades of black, white, and gray. The style is detailed and realistic. Each hair and muscle is carefully done. Danguolė Šerstinskaja is known for her skilled use of dry brush techniques. This makes her paintings look very lively and almost like a photograph. Here, the textures and contrasts are so well-balanced that you can almost feel the horse's presence.