One of Oma Sonia's most well-known paintings - this reproduction has the beautiful hues of color through a window looking out over a moonlit sail. Her primitive and abstract style - reminiscent of Grandma Moses or as based on inspiration by Clement Hurd (Goodnight Moon) - this lovely painting is sure to soothe your soul and add some lovely artwork to your space. This is a smaller, 5 x 7 inch framed on canvas print.
.: 100% cotton fabric canvas .: Poplar wood frame with walnut or black finish .: High image quality and detail .: For indoor use only
Oma Sonia (1920-2018) was a Holocaust survivor who escaped Nazi occupied Poland and came to the USA in 1940. She became a prolific artist, painting colorful flowers, landscapes and portraits. Due to her primitive folk style, she was compared to Grandma Moses, and her friends and admirers (at the senior center) began to call her "Oma Sonia." Her annual calendars for friends featuring her artwork were the start of creating gifts - and the family tradition was continues as we created unique gifts from her artwork. Thank you for your interest.
