90-year-old woman turned the Czech town into a museum of fine arts (PHOTO)
Anechka Kashparkova from the Czech Republic is engaged in painting houses in the town of Luka, where she lived her whole life. She carried a passion for wall painting through the years.
Anezhka Kashparkova started doing this hobby after she retired. She was looking for a way to do creativity and accidentally discovered a craving for wall painting, reports ONDEO.
Previously, this old woman was engaged in embroidery, but later decided that the flowers can look beautiful on white walls. Armed with blue paint and a thin brush, Anyezhka Kashparkova has been painting the walls of her native town for many years now.
The patterns used by the craftswoman are typical of South Moravia, where the municipality of Luke is located. Motifs of different types of flowers in ultramarine color are very contrasted with the snow-white facades of buildings.
It resembles Polish houses in Zalipye, which are also beautifully painted with bright colors. Paintings created only by craftsmanship and imagination are inspired by traditional Moravian works of art.
Earlier they wrote about an artist from France, Julien Tabet, who is fond of photography, rebuilding and transforming the original images in Photoshop into something completely unbelievable and even surreal.
Anezhka Kashparkova started doing this hobby after she retired. She was looking for a way to do creativity and accidentally discovered a craving for wall painting, reports ONDEO.
Previously, this old woman was engaged in embroidery, but later decided that the flowers can look beautiful on white walls. Armed with blue paint and a thin brush, Anyezhka Kashparkova has been painting the walls of her native town for many years now.
The patterns used by the craftswoman are typical of South Moravia, where the municipality of Luke is located. Motifs of different types of flowers in ultramarine color are very contrasted with the snow-white facades of buildings.
It resembles Polish houses in Zalipye, which are also beautifully painted with bright colors. Paintings created only by craftsmanship and imagination are inspired by traditional Moravian works of art.
Earlier they wrote about an artist from France, Julien Tabet, who is fond of photography, rebuilding and transforming the original images in Photoshop into something completely unbelievable and even surreal.
