Anna Halldin Maule hyper realistic oil painting

Anna Halldin Maule hyper realistic oil painting. These hyper realistic oil paintings were created by the talented duo of artists husband and wife Tom Maule and Anna Halldin Maule. With incredible attention to detail, they draw amazingly beautiful female portraits. Swedish artist Anna Halldin Maule was born on January 6, 1972 in Gothenburg, Sweden, and her husband Tom was born in Hawaii in 1970. They have been married since 2002 and form a unique partnership of love and creativity. The couple live on the Hawaiian island of Kauai.

Anna, has been painting since she was a little girl, and Tom photographing since age of 12 years old, both are devoted to a life of art and travel. The amazing photo-like oil paintings by the creative duo were exhibited in numerous art galleries, art fairs – Miami International Art Fair, San Francisco Art Expositions. Their works are in private collections in Connecticut, New Mexico, Ireland, Hawaii, Texas, Italy, Canada, California.

Her lovely, youthful models are adorned in strange costumes: a headdress of cut-paper flowers, masses of cotton wool, or a birdcage releasing a cloud of gilded butterflies. She attributes her choice of a muted color palette to growing up in Sweden under the influence of the Scandinavian minimalist aesthetic. Though balanced and harmonious, the female figures are larger than life (the artist cites Chuck Close as one of her influences) and painted in hyper-realistic perfection, magnifying the focus on every element of the composition.

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