Nixiwaka Yawanawa
Nixiwaka Yawanawa
He is from Brazil, the largest country in South America.My village is in the state of Acre, in the western Brazilian Amazon.The name Yawanawá translates as ‘The People of the Wild Boar’.There are many hills, lakes, rivers and streams surrounding the village. The climate is hot and damp; the average temperature during the day is 25’C but it can be surprisingly cold at night. There are two seasons the wet and dry.
What better flower to lighten the mood and bring a smile to ones face than the sunflower which in itself transports us to the Italian hillsides. In this painting the hillside is covered with vines and olive trees and a beautiful Tuscan villa nestles amongst all the Italian vegetation. Painted by acclaimed British artist Joanne Short this is Italy at its best.
What better flower to lighten the mood and bring a smile to ones face than the sunflower which in itself transports us to the Italian hillsides. In this painting the hillside is covered with vines and olive trees and a beautiful Tuscan villa nestles amongst all the Italian vegetation. Painted by acclaimed British artist Joanne Short this is Italy at its best.
What better flower to lighten the mood and bring a smile to ones face than the sunflower which in itself transports us to the Italian hillsides. In this painting the hillside is covered with vines and olive trees and a beautiful Tuscan villa nestles amongst all the Italian vegetation. Painted by acclaimed British artist Joanne Short this is Italy at its best.
The colours of the Cornish fishing village of Coverack radiate from this stunning John Dyer painting. Colourful fishing boats sitting on the beach & sets against the brilliant blue sea create a vibrant subject for the artist to explore colour combinations and shapes. Palm trees dot the skyline behind the Cornish cottages and seagulls animate the picture as families and fishermen look on. Perfect.
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