"Umbria" is a stunning painting series by Spanish artist Rodrigo de Vargas. In this series, the artist explores the endless possibilities of the color palette inspired by the earthy tones of the Italian region of Umbria. Each painting features a harmonious blend of indefinite, textured zones in shades of Umbria brown, yellow, and ocra. The textured areas give the impression of depth, and the interplay of colors creates a peaceful and calming effect. The series is aptly named "Umbria" after the region that inspired the artist. Through his works, de Vargas captures the essence of this beautiful region and invites us to immerse ourselves in its colors and textures.
The "Umbria" series is a must-have for anyone who appreciates the beauty and complexity of abstract art. It is perfect for those who want to add a touch of warmth and sophistication to their home or office. The paintings are not only visually stunning, but they also bring a sense of calm and serenity to any space. The series is a testament to the artist's skill and his ability to evoke emotions through color and texture. Owning a piece of the "Umbria" series is truly an investment in art that will bring joy for years to come.
Pixel resolution
Size = 8192 x 10240 = 83,886,080 pixels
Pixel count = 83.89MP pixels
Resolution = 83.89MP pixels
Aspect Ratio
Width / Height: 0.8
"portrait" (vertical) orientation
Sensor density
A full frame sensor would be 19.2 x 24 mm (0.8)
Pixel density would be 228 pixels/mm or 5780 pixels/inch (dpi)
Pixel pitch: 4.4 micron (very fine)
Please note:
1. This listing is for digital file, no physical item will be sent or mailed. You will see the digital file ready to download in your order once payment has cleared.
2. The photo frame is not included.
3. The appearance of colors may slightly vary depending on your screen.
4. Prints and/or files are for personal use only. Please do not share this digital file with anyone or reproduce this artwork for resale in any form.
Disclaimer: The artists and their biographies showcased here on Prinz Gallery are entirely imaginary. Any of these events and people are fictional and any resemblance to person living or dead is purely coincidental.
