a HOMAGE to GEOMETRY
New collection of paintings
New collection of paintings
"Stone Wall" 50x50cm Price: R2,990
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"Firewall" 55x55cm Price: R3,300
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"Fortification" 55x55cm Price: R3,300
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"A bright new day" 75x60cm Price: R5,400
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"Northern plains" 750x60cm Price: R5,400
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"Panorama" 61x91cm Price: R6,500
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"Wide Open" 61x76cm Price: R6,270
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"Vistas" 61x61cm Price: R4,650
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"Silent Night" 75x75cm Price: R6,270
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"Malabar" 61x61cm Price: R4,650
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"Rhapsody" 61x61cm Price: R4,650
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"Alternative route" 75x75cm Price: R5,875
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 "Dream Forest" 78 x 79cm R4,785
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"Abstract Organics" 91x91cm R6,100
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"Morning Walk" 91 x 75.5 cm Price: R5,220
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"Tropics" 102x76cm Price: R15,660
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 "Tanglewood" 59x78cm R4,350
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 "Pebble Beach"
90x90cm R9,790
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 "When light is low" 75x75cm R5,875
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 "Redwood" (oil on canvas) 65x70cm R4,785
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 "Ophir" 75x75cm R5,875
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 "The way I see it..." 91.5 x 91.5cm R9,790
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 "River Bend"60x61cm R7,260
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About Maren Scharein
I was born quite a few decades ago in the northern most part of Germany. My earliest exposure to art was in my young teens when I visited the exhibition of Emil Nolde whose home was very near to my father's ancestral homestead. Nolde's bold motives and colors impressed me already then and I have since added many artists of varying genre and different nationalities to my favorites' list.
After leaving school I went to study at an art college (Muthesius Werkschule) in Kiel / Germany, not totally sure into which category of design I belonged. But before I could find out Prince Charming swept me off my feet and we raised a family instead. When I entered my fifties I found myself very dissatisfied with my life and it took me a while to figure out what was missing. When I finally did I was very sure that I wanted to paint generous paintings and wanted to be totally free on the canvas, no tutoring, no guiding or being told how to put a painting together! I wanted to do as I wanted to do! I knew already how to use a brush and mix colors, about proportions and composition and all the other basics and the rest was trial and error! I enjoyed it immensely and I agonized, still do both most of the time!
Oil paintings have always been my first love and it always will be, but when I was exposed for the first time to Aboriginal Art I was blown away. Which is what inspired my "dotted" paintings and although I now also do Mixed Media I always come back to an "odd dot" picture just for fun and relaxation as dotting along is very meditative and contemplative.
I am hoping that my paintings will express my love for art, color and shape, beauty and nature and people will enjoy it as much as I enjoy the journey."
I was born quite a few decades ago in the northern most part of Germany. My earliest exposure to art was in my young teens when I visited the exhibition of Emil Nolde whose home was very near to my father's ancestral homestead. Nolde's bold motives and colors impressed me already then and I have since added many artists of varying genre and different nationalities to my favorites' list.
After leaving school I went to study at an art college (Muthesius Werkschule) in Kiel / Germany, not totally sure into which category of design I belonged. But before I could find out Prince Charming swept me off my feet and we raised a family instead. When I entered my fifties I found myself very dissatisfied with my life and it took me a while to figure out what was missing. When I finally did I was very sure that I wanted to paint generous paintings and wanted to be totally free on the canvas, no tutoring, no guiding or being told how to put a painting together! I wanted to do as I wanted to do! I knew already how to use a brush and mix colors, about proportions and composition and all the other basics and the rest was trial and error! I enjoyed it immensely and I agonized, still do both most of the time!
Oil paintings have always been my first love and it always will be, but when I was exposed for the first time to Aboriginal Art I was blown away. Which is what inspired my "dotted" paintings and although I now also do Mixed Media I always come back to an "odd dot" picture just for fun and relaxation as dotting along is very meditative and contemplative.
I am hoping that my paintings will express my love for art, color and shape, beauty and nature and people will enjoy it as much as I enjoy the journey."