Queens

Amarsanaa Galmandakh , 2009 , Oil On Canvas

Portraiture and Identity

QUEEN (2004)

This striking Figurative Expressionist portrait focuses on a sense of psychological depth and authority.

  • Attire: The subject wears a traditional, dramatic Mongolian headpiece featuring curved elements with yellow, red, and black stripes.

  • Palette: Her robes are rendered in rich, deep shades of indigo, purple, and teal, defined by strong black outlines.

  • Emotion: Her complexion is stylized with a pale blue/green tone, suggesting majesty and mystery.

CONTENTED LADY (2005)

An intimate study of emotion using fragmented, colorful form.

  • Cubist Technique: The face is split into a vibrant pink illuminated side and a deep shadow side.

  • Posturing: The subject’s hands are clasped near her chin, emphasizing quiet reflection and serenity.

 The Spirit of the Horse

STALLION AND MARE (2005)

A forceful work that captures the raw energy of the Mongolian horse through Cubist-Expressionist techniques.

  • Texture: The artist uses thick impasto to fragment the horses into angular planes.

  • Palette: Forest green, dark blue, and deep purple contrast with a striking red segment, conveying wild energy.

COLT 1 (2008)

This work celebrates youthful vitality by setting a stylized, geometric colt against a high-value background.

  • Iconography: The colt is set against a metallic gold background, suggesting its immense cultural and traditional value.

  • Segmentation: The horse’s body is built from interlocking segments of blue, green, and white.

 Landscape and Movement

NOMAD (2007)

A monumental landscape that emphasizes the scale of the Mongolian terrain against human journey.

  • The Mountains: Imposing peaks in purples and ochres dominate the canvas with craggy texture.

  • The Caravan: A diminutive group of nomads travers a pale foreground, emphasizing the resilience required for this lifestyle.

NAADAM (2003)

This piece captures the exhilaration of the traditional Mongolian horse racing festival.

  • Motion: Energetic brushstrokes depict riders in mid-gallop, using vibrant red and blue robes against a deep indigo sky.

  • Environment: The ground is rendered in horizontal strokes of yellow and red, suggesting the dust kicked up by speed.

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  • Amarsanaa Galmandakh
  • Early 21st Century
  • Abstract, Figurative, Modern/Contemporary, Mongolian Style, Nude, Portrait
  • Oil On Canvas
  • AMR1/078
  • 161.5 x 129.5cm63" x 50"
  • Mangolian Art Gallery

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Portraiture and Identity

QUEEN (2004)

This striking Figurative Expressionist portrait focuses on a sense of psychological depth and authority.

  • Attire: The subject wears a traditional, dramatic Mongolian headpiece featuring curved elements with yellow, red, and black stripes.

  • Palette: Her robes are rendered in rich, deep shades of indigo, purple, and teal, defined by strong black outlines.

  • Emotion: Her complexion is stylized with a pale blue/green tone, suggesting majesty and mystery.

CONTENTED LADY (2005)

An intimate study of emotion using fragmented, colorful form.

  • Cubist Technique: The face is split into a vibrant pink illuminated side and a deep shadow side.

  • Posturing: The subject’s hands are clasped near her chin, emphasizing quiet reflection and serenity.

 The Spirit of the Horse

STALLION AND MARE (2005)

A forceful work that captures the raw energy of the Mongolian horse through Cubist-Expressionist techniques.

  • Texture: The artist uses thick impasto to fragment the horses into angular planes.

  • Palette: Forest green, dark blue, and deep purple contrast with a striking red segment, conveying wild energy.

COLT 1 (2008)

This work celebrates youthful vitality by setting a stylized, geometric colt against a high-value background.

  • Iconography: The colt is set against a metallic gold background, suggesting its immense cultural and traditional value.

  • Segmentation: The horse’s body is built from interlocking segments of blue, green, and white.

 Landscape and Movement

NOMAD (2007)

A monumental landscape that emphasizes the scale of the Mongolian terrain against human journey.

  • The Mountains: Imposing peaks in purples and ochres dominate the canvas with craggy texture.

  • The Caravan: A diminutive group of nomads travers a pale foreground, emphasizing the resilience required for this lifestyle.

NAADAM (2003)

This piece captures the exhilaration of the traditional Mongolian horse racing festival.

  • Motion: Energetic brushstrokes depict riders in mid-gallop, using vibrant red and blue robes against a deep indigo sky.

  • Environment: The ground is rendered in horizontal strokes of yellow and red, suggesting the dust kicked up by speed.

75% Embellish

You will get exact same copy of the original
$ 1000
  • Premium Look
  • 100% original
Premium

50% Embellish

$650

30% Embellish

$500