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Erik van Oosten NETHERLANDS
Member Since May 2011
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Triptych 'Death Meets Delight' - Michael Zulli

Location: Michael Zulli
Artist: Zulli Michael (All)

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Location: Michael Zulli
Title: Triptych 'Death Meets Delight' - Michael Zulli*
Artist:  Zulli Michael (All)
Media Type: Mixed Media
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 922
Likes on CAF: 0
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 8/8/2012

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I asked Michael to do a triptych for me with the subject ‘Death meets Delight’.
I also asked him to use different materials for each of the pieces.
When I saw the finished piece, my jaw just dropped. I think it’s gorgeous, especially as one piece flows into the other.

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Member Since: May 2011
Last Login: March 2024
Country: NETHERLANDS
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Holly Burnett Member Since 2009
Posted On 8/8/2012

Captivating, poetic, inspired.. I'm awestruck by this triptych. Not meaning to state the obvious, and also adding my opinion lol, but I love how the mediums in each panel aid in the story and mood. Ranging from the strong lines in the first panel to the soft and dreamy 'afterlife' feel of the last one. It's one of the most poetically beautiful pieces I've seen in a long time. This was a magnificent idea, very original. I'm envious that I didn't think of if first! :)
Erik van Oosten Member Since 2011
Posted On 8/8/2012

Holly Burnett wrote:
" Captivating, poetic, inspired.. I'm awestruck by this triptych. Not meaning to state the obvious, and also adding my opinion lol, but I love how the mediums in each panel aid in the story and mood. Ranging from the strong lines in the first panel to the soft and dreamy 'afterlife' feel of the last one. It's one of the most poetically beautiful pieces I've seen in a long time. This was a magnificent idea, very original. I'm envious that I didn't think of if first! :)  "
Thanks for the nice comment, Holly. Glad you like it and don't be envious.
Holly Burnett Member Since 2009
Posted On 8/8/2012

Erik van Oosten wrote:
" Thanks for the nice comment, Holly. Glad you like it and don't be envious.  "
When a piece is this evocative and ingenious, it needs to be commented on. There is something about it that touches the soul. No need to thank me, I should have thanked you for sharing! I won't be envious but instead, I'll congratulate you on this outstanding treasure. :)