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How to be a Insider facing a Mediterranean Oil Painting?

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The Mediterranean oil paintings'specialties grant much attention paid by many painting-lovers. However, how to identify a genuine Mediterranean oil painting is a new challenge to everyone in our OEM empire-China.

Now I will give you some tips to set apart it from multiple fakes.
Before we talk about the Mediterranean oil paintings, let us catch a glimpse of "Mediterranean'.

Mediterranean is the biggest Ocean bedded in Lands, located between South Europe, North Affric and Southwestern Asia. The coast surrounds by various styles and features such as the azure seaside and white beach in Greece islands, and multiple sunflowers and lavenders in the South Areas of Italy and France as well as the desert in North Affric. The above leads to some special Mediterranean styles in oil paintings.

First of all, design elements. When you pick up a Mediterranean oil painting, paying attention to its design elements is necessary. Generally speaking, the elements include the flowing items: white mud wall, continuous vaulted corridors and archyways, earthenware bricks, azure tiles and windows. All of those are not connected simply but composed by embedded spirits which is metaphorized by "azure romantic feelings are compatible with pure nature under the scene of the sea melting with the ocean".

Secondly, color combinations. If you have been the Mediterranean
Countries, you may be astonished by its color combinations, which is the biggest charm of Mediterranean style.

According to its various local natures, there are three major color combinations.

Blue & white: This color combination is rather quintessence. In Greece, the white village and pale beach merge with the Azure Ocean and blue sky, even the compatible colors of windows, doors, and chairs are blue & white. What's more, the walls are mixed by shell and sand, the streets are paved by small cobbles and the steel utensils are made by gold, silver and iron, which give a excellent and thorough expression for the combination of blue and white.

Yellowï¼OEbluish violet & Green
The sunflowers in the southern Italy and the lavender fields in the southern France form a special color combination with the yellow and bluish violet flowers casting the green leaves.

Khaki & Rufous
The khaki and rufous are the nature color of desert, rocks, mud and sands in the Northern Affric, companying with the local plants characterized by the garnet, indigotic and brass. All of those will give you a broad & vast feeling.

At last, the raunchy strokes.
The shape bases on the strokes. The lines in Mediterranean oil paintings are rather natural than rigid. Therefore, either the furniture or the architecture shapes a perfectly round pattern.

Let's make the conclusion.
When you see a oil painting or some show you one, you can take the following steps to identify whether it's a Mediterranean oil painting or not.

Have a simple glimpse of the painting to check the design elements, find the suitable.

Pay attention to the color combination, search for the compatible one.

If the former two are suitable, then check its stroke, whether it's nature or not. What if the painting you got is exactly fit for the above three? Congratulation! You got the right one!

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How to be a Insider facing a Mediterranean Oil Painting?