fine art painting by Nina Kuznetsova soon will be available worldwide
Abstract
 A seagull (2013) acrylic on canvas APX 39×49 cm (Original and limited edition art prints available) |  Crimea (2007) oil on paper APX 50×50 cm When you look at the Crimea peninsula from the airplane, you see a fish |  Angel 8 (Angels series) (2007) Mixed media on paper 40×40 cm |
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 A Black Sea Temper. (2006) oil on canvas 30×40 cm Ancient Greeks called the Black Sea Axenos, inhospitable, for the ferocity of its storms |  Angel 10 (2007) mixed media on paper APX 30×50 cm |  Angel 5 (2007) mixed media on paper APX 55×70 cm |
 All the way to the end of the Earth (2017) mixed media 14×18 inches (In private collection. Canada) The tree of history only partly reveals cultural symbols of particular time. “The countries beyond the horizon and at the end of the earth have all become subjects and to the most western of the western or the most northern of the northern countries however far they may be” - Admiral Zheng He at Ch’ang Lo on the banks of the Yangtze in 1431 (Gavin Menzies “The Year China Discovered the World”) |