Ironic Jester 2004 72x53 Huge

Year2004

Hand SignedUpper Left 

Condition Excellent 

Framed with PlexiglassOrnate Wooden Frame 

Purchased fromGallery 2008 

Story / Additional InfoMartiros only painted 6 of these massive works in his life. The ex Emperor of japan owns 2, the Seller 2, and there are only 2 others. He explained that the creation of such large pieces exhausted him. He uses silk background, and crushed jewels of gold silver and ruby in the creation of this amazing piece. He used silk background, and crushed jewels of gold silver and ruby in the creation of this amazing piece.
Martiros produces five categories of art: unique original works, original series, original variations, serigraphs with artist retouching and serigraphs.
Over the years, Martiros Manoukian honed his skills in classical painting. He began developing his own unique style of artistic expression at a young age, and further pursued this particular genre of mixed-media painting until he no longer fit any category. His mastery of combining watercolor with oil paint, acrylic, as well as gold and platinum led to the birth of Marmillism: Martiros-Millennial-Ism. Marmillism, coined by the artist himself, as his artworks, which combine Realism, Painterliness, Impressionism and his own blend of mixed-media photo-realism, possess detail and dimension that cannot be attributed to anyone else. 

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Martiros Martin Manoukian - Armenia

Art Brokerage: Park West, Martiros Martin Manoukian Artist: My style is life, and I like life very much. My motif is beauty; the serenade, music are my life's motif. I enjoy mixing media because art is freedom; and my paintings speak of me, of my freedom, my feelings, my victory. I do not actually know what I feel when I paint; I just paint my mood, a feeling that the camera's eye cannot catch, some special, subtle angle that perhaps others would not see." - Martiros. He would be happy to never speak of his life as a painter. He would rather show his biography by what he holds in his heart, all of his paintings which say everything, without words. Oil paintings wanted.