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	click images below for alternate view     Lambada ART BY MAYA GREEN "Jazz & Dance" © Collection By Maya Green I love music. I love all styles of it depending on the mood. I can't imagine my life without music. Musicians are spiritually close to me because they share their emotions through sounds of the music as well as I share them through my art pieces. The ""Jazz & Dance" " collection wasn't created accidentally. It emerged from my feelings and impressions collected for many years in my memory. I wanted to express emotions that music I heard during certain periods of my life stirred inside me. Sometimes it was a feeling of loneness, nostalgia or desire to love and live for someone special. I’d like my viewers to be imbued with the ambiance of those places by watching my collection. I want them to smell the fragrance in the air, hear the melody and clattering sound of shoes of dancers.I just want them enjoy the music of my paintings as much as they can. The painting is oil on canvas and painted with a palette knife Oil on canvas 12x12 in . / 30x30 cm . Framed size: 20x20" Copyright @ 2009 ART BY MAYA GREEN Licensed by: Laila's - Art for Every Room http://www.lailas.com/content/artist_pdf/GREM-MAYA%20GREEN.pdf When a wall comes alive with intense color and emotion you may be describing a painting by Maya Green. Her use of oils allows her to capture the delicate lines of people, nature and express energy. Her paintings are expressive and playful and offer multiple stories within a single canvas. A perfect start or addition to any art collection gives you a glimpse into her life and an inspiration to yours. http://districtstyle.com/mens/maya-green-paintings Item Price  Oil on Canvas n/a  sold
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