Acrylic on canvas - Bird’s eye view - Martin Klein

Under the bird's-eye view is commonly understood to mean an oblique parallel projection, which is especially used for illustration of maps. The fact that Martin Klein named the adjoining acrylic painting "Bird's eye view" suggests that this representation is similarly to a "top view" on a highly abstracted illustrated city or a district. The working title of this work was "city from above". The picture is stretched on canvas. It is a typical example of modern art that is not representational, that means that there were not used conventionally identifiable visual subjects, but makes use of the possibility of abstract representation. The picture is signed at the lower right of the screen with the name of the artist.

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All of our paintings are hand-made acrylic paintings or oil paintings and were produced in limited numbers. Each is signed by the artist Martin Klein.

Martin Klein is an artist born 1979 in Bischofswerda, Germany, who now lives and works in Dresden, Saxony. In 2005 he studied art studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Dresden. From then on he worked in an art gallery, to finance his second degree. In that art gallery, he presented his first works. His exhibition was a success; in particular its modern sculptures evoked substantial interest. The first exhibition in that art gallery was followed by two traveling exhibitions. Its various acrylic mixing and filling techniques give his paintings a distinctive character. The artist works with different materials. In addition to bronze sculptures he also manufactures modern fiberglass sculptures.