Expressionism · 1993

Doubt (George Stefanescu, 1993)

George Stefanescu made Doubt. It dates from 1993. It belongs to the Expressionism movement. It measures 30 × 27 cm.

  • 1993
  • 30 × 27 cm
Doubt by George Stefanescu, 1993
Doubt by George Stefanescu, 1993.

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Title
Doubt
Date
1993
Dimensions
30 × 27 cm

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In what year was "Doubt" by George Stefanescu created?

"Doubt" by George Stefanescu was created in 1993.

How big is the original "Doubt"?

The original "Doubt" by George Stefanescu measures 30 x 27 cm.

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Which artist is "Doubt" attributed to?

"Doubt" was created by George Stefanescu. The information on this page describes George Stefanescu's original work.

What style does "Doubt" belong to?

"Doubt" is a work of Expressionism. The movement indicates the artistic tradition the work is part of.

About the artist, George Stefanescu

George Stefanescu

A Life Immersed in Light and Form: The World of George Stefanescu George Stefanescu is a contemporary Romanian artist whose work resonates with a profound sensitivity to light, color, and the enduring power of nature. Though biographical details remain somewhat elusive – a deliberate choice perhaps, reflecting his preference for allowing the artwork itself to speak – it’s clear that Stefanescu has cultivated a deeply personal artistic vision over decades of dedicated practice. Born in Romania, he continues to live and work there, drawing inspiration from the landscapes, traditions, and subtle emotional currents of his homeland. His paintings are not merely representations of scenes; they are distillations of experience, imbued with a quiet intensity that invites contemplation.

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