Here is handmade wood wall nameplate hibiscus made by Kadek Mertha a Bali name plate sculpture artist member of Ubud Artist Community (U.A.C), code: NP.U.A.C.10

Code:

NP.U.A.C.10 (Model Wall Name Plate)

Size:

40cm x 19cm

Material:

Sono Wood

Price:

IDR.185000 or USD$.21.00 (included delivery cost to your address in Indonesia)

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Balinese Painting
Balinese Painting was subject to outside influences, particularly from Western painting, during the late 1920s in the Ubud area in Gianyar, south Bali. While some foreign influences on traditional painting already were being used since the late 19th century, major changes occurred due to the influence of Walter Spies (German, 1895-1942), who emphasized light, shadow, and perspective in his works. Rudolf Bonnet (Dutch, 1895-1978), on the other hand, focused on anatomy and portraiture. Both of them came to Bali in the late 1920s and built their studios in Ubud with the assistance of the local prince Cokorda Gede Agung Sukawati (1910-1978), a patron of Balinese art.