In this painting by famous Singapore artist Low Hai Hong, it is morning at the River Seine in Paris.
We see the buildings, the boats, the river bank, the bridge, but only in passing.
What we really see is the morning light breaking out in the skies above, which is then radiantly reflected onto the waters below.
The same magic happens everyday, but today it is captured by the artist for eternity.
Do you feel this magic too?
Title: Morning at River Seine
Artist: Low Hai Hong
Medium: Oil on Chinese Rice Paper
Year: 2001
Dimensions (with frame): 60cm x 70cm
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Public Viewing
This painting has been exhibited in public only once, in:
"A Tale of Two Rivers - a solo art exhibition by Low Hai Hong" was held at The Fullerton Heritage Gallery, The Fullerton Hotel Singapore from 30 May to 30 July 2014.
The exhibition showcased Low Hai Hong's 18 oil on Chinese rice paper paintings that detailed the scenery along the two rivers that he painted most in his artistic journey, the Singapore River in Singapore and the River Seine in Paris, France.
In an interview with the Singapore Chinese newspaper LianHeZaoBao for the exhibition, he explained that oil has texture and layers, which creates a different feel on Chinese rice paper vs ink.
"A Tale of Two Rivers" art exhibition flows next to Bum Boats on the Singapore River.
A man should hear a little music, read a little poetry, and see a fine picture every day of his life, in order that worldly cares may not obliterate the sense of the beautiful which God has implanted in the human soul. - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe