Oil painting by Jennet Noormagi no. 1

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Oil painting by Jennet Noormagi no. 1Danish artist Jennet Noormagi (19031988), who signed their work JN, was known for making abstract pieces and working in a range of media, including enamel on copper and in oil paints. This abstract composition of flowing marks and a limited colour palette is typical of work by the artist. Whether working in paint or enamel, Jennet Noormagi focused on creating works that explored the intrinsic qualities of the materials used, often allowing texture and

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