Details
- Author
- Giedrė Miniūtė
- Materials
- acrylic on canvas
- Dimensions
- 80 × 80 cm
- Signature
- Hand-signed by the artist
- Ready to hang
- Yes
- Frame
- Framed
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Artwork in the room
Giedrė Miniūtė is an artist originally from Vilnius, the capital city of Lithuania. Growing up in such a culturally vibrant environment likely influenced her artistic perspective and contributed to her creative development.
In 1979, she graduated from the Lithuanian State Art Institute, where she acquired a strong academic background in art. This education enabled her to hone her abilities and establish her distinct approach as an artist.
Miniūtė embarked on her professional artistic career in 1981, marking the beginning of her serious commitment to art. Remarkably, she had already been participating in exhibitions since 1977, earning recognition within the art community even prior to completing her studies.
Her pieces have appeared in a wide range of exhibitions both in Lithuania and abroad, including in countries like Canada, Germany, and Denmark. Furthermore, her artworks are part of private collections at home and internationally, demonstrating the wide appreciation and influence of her creations.
About this artwork+
In the painting, you see an elaborate setting centered around the theme of coffee. There's a striking display of coffee equipment, including a traditional glass and brass coffee maker that stands prominently in the center. Next to it, a smaller kettle, seemingly ready to be used, sits on a colorful, geometrically patterned surface. In the foreground, there’s a porcelain cup filled with coffee, accompanied by its matching saucer, showing fine blue and white designs that speak of delicate craftsmanship. The backdrop features a mosaic of vivid, patchwork colors that enrich the scene, enhancing the antiquity charm of the coffee apparatuses. On the left side, another element catches the eye—a wall-mounted coffee grinder with a handle, a clear hopper filled with coffee beans above it, ornamented with a small painting of a windmill scene on its porcelain front. The overall ambiance is one of rich tradition mixed with artistic vibrancy, encapsulated within a cozy, inviting space.
