Oil on Linen
70x50cm
Snowy winter. Children make a snowman
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About the creation
Medium Oil on Canvas
Other details Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions 30x30cm
This painting is inspired by a beautiful snowy day. When it snows, there are snowdrifts all around, children play in the snow, build a snowman and enjoy the winter holidays.
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- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
« Art for me is not only a way of expression, but also a source of joy and love! »
Elena Lukina is a prizewinning artist from Latvia whose paintings have been exhibited in solo and group shows internationally. Inspired by the beauty of nature, Lukina creates impressionist style landscapes, botanical works, animal portraits, and more in oil on canvas. Her work is characterized by great technical skill and conjure up a warmth and nostalgia through soft color palettes and smooth textures.
Paint A Snowman and Learn It’s History, Too!
Did you ever stop and wonder, who built the first snowman? How and where did they originate?
We’re here to talk a little about the (surprising) history of Snowmen AND invite you to make some Frosty’s for yourself! Add them to your home’s decor this Christmas and winter season!
. And be sure to take advantage of our promo this month!
Get all your favorite people in one place to paint, drink and be merry!
DECEMBER PROMO! BUY 5, GET 1 FREE! Use code CELEBRATE.
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—- Upcoming Snowmen Paintings —–
Nov. 30 – Snowone Drinks Alone
Painted WINE GLASSES
You will have a fun time drinking out of these frosty wine glasses.
Each guest paints 2 glasses.
Wine Down Wednesday! All wine $5 glass.
https://www. /event/644024
Dec. 1 – Snowman With Birdhouse
Join us to paint this adorable snowman and their birdhouse!
Mimosa Morning- Bottomless Mimosas $15 per person.
https://www. /event/644042
Dec. 2 – Build A Snowman!
Let’s build a snowman this holiday season!
https://www. /event/643992
Dec. 3 – Vintage Snowman
This charming vintage snowman’s personality just jumps off this canvas!!
Mimosa Afternoon! Bottomless mimosas- $15 per person.
https://www. /event/644067
Dec 14 – Believe
A snowman and red bird over a background of snowflakes. The word “Believe” written above them.
Wine Down Wednesday! All wine $5 glass.
https://www. /event/644084
Dec 17 – Mr. Snowman
Come join us to paint Mr. Snowman!
Mimosa Morning- Bottomless Mimosas $15 per person.
https://www. /event/644034
Dec 18 – Ready. Set. Snow!
Happy Holiday! This jolly snowman will bring a smile to anyone’s face and holiday cheer to anyone’s home!
FUN FOR THE KIDS! Family Paint Day-All Ages!
https://www. /event/655731
Dec 21 – Folk Art Snowman
This charming Folk Art Snowman will bring a country charm into your home for the holidays.
Wine Down Wednesday! All wine $5 glass.
https://www. /event/644087
***Paint This One VIRTUALLY:
This Paint At Home painting kit will include one 16×20 canvas, paper plates for paint palettes, water cup, paper towel, disposable apron and the exact paints and brushes needed to create this painting. You will also receive a pre-recorded, video tutorial that will take you STEP-BY-STEP through the painting sent to your email! Already
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—- The History Of A Snowman —–
When winter arrives, the snowman is a symbol that expresses the season’s spirit and brings joy in festivity. Just like the flower blossoms for spring or pumpkin carvings in autumn, the snowman is a very well-known seasonal figure that makes the winter season filled with lightheartedness. When the perfect snowfall arrives, the snowman usually goes right along with it. Balls of snow are piled upon one another and stacked to portray the body of the snowman, and any household items are creatively added to make a seasonal friend accompany your front yard. It takes some effort along with the ideal type of snow to make such a magical being.
While we don’t get the chance to make a snowman, here in Florida (and some of us are VERY thankful for that), we still find the history of this winter tradition, very interesting.
Documentation of the first snowman is unclear. However, Bob Eckstein, author of The History of the Snowman, documented snowmen from the Middle Ages by researching artistic depictions in European museums, art galleries, and libraries. The earliest documentation he found was a marginal illustration from a 1380 book of hours, found in the Koninklijke Bibliotheek in The Hague. The earliest known photograph of a snowman was taken circa 1853 by Welsh photographer Mary Dillwyn, the original of which is in the collections of the National Library of Wales.
While the origin of snowmen remains unclear, they have been used throughout history to make statements. In 1511, the city of Brussels held a snowman festival in hopes of appeasing its hungry and poor citizens. However, instead of building snowmen, the people built pornographic sculptures throughout the city.
The concept of snowmen had made its way to North America by the Schenectady Massacre of 1690. It is said that on the night of the massacre, two guards who were in charge of guarding the north gate of the settlement of Schenectady built two snowmen to guard the gates while they went to the pub.
Snowmen became more mainstream when Frosty the Snowman came out in 1969, which originated from a song of the same name from 1950…
“Frosty the Snowman”, the popular Christmas song written by Walter “Jack” Rollins and Steve Nelson, was first recorded by Gene Autry and the Cass County Boys in 1950 and later recorded by Jimmy Durante.[3] It was written after the success of Autry’s recording of “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” the previous year; Rollins and Nelson shopped the new song to Autry, who recorded “Frosty” in search of another seasonal hit. Like “Rudolph”, “Frosty” was subsequently adapted to other media including a popular television special.
—– More Fun Snowman Info Through History —–
In Japan, snowmen are good luck charms and are constructed with two balls and a lit candle placed in a cavity of its stomach.
It was a snowwoman that was a rallying cry for the French in the revolution of 1870; she was a beautiful sculpture created by some of France’s most accomplished artists who, at the time, happened to also be soldiers on the battlefield.
The Miracle of 1511 in Brussels represents one of the most important events in the snowman’s history. The “Woodstock” of the Middle Ages, it featured hundreds of racy and politically charged snow scenes throughout the city for all to see. At a time when most people had no voice and few even could read, this was a chance for society to express itself, thanks to free art supplies having been dropped from the sky in the form of snow.
