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Mujer con paraguas frente a una sombrerería (1914) - Pintura con diamantes

Name: Mujer con paraguas frente a una sombrerería (1914) - Pintura con diamantes
Brand: Canvas by Numbers
SKU: N-DP-CBN206尺寸:40x50cm-SQ(方形)
Availability: InStock

by August Macke

$ 942.00 MXN

En 1914, el expresionista alemán August Macke pintó a una mujer elegante que se detiene frente a una sombrerería, con un paraguas en la mano, quizá pensando en hacer una compra más.

Los audaces bloques de color la convierten en una pintura de diamantes divertida y fácil, con rojos, azules y amarillos brillantes que resplandecen al terminarla. Un regalo con estilo para amantes de la moda y el arte.

Quality Adhesive Canvas & Clear Symbols

Precision-Cut Drills

Detailed Artwork = Stunning Results

Tube or box package. NO wrinkles

💎 Diamonds: 32,000 (SQ) / 25,276 (RD)

Estándar: 15.7"x19.7" (40x50cm)
Grande: 23.6"x29.5" (60x75cm)
Extra grande: 27.5" x 35.4" (70x90cm)

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Nuestros kits de diamond painting ofrecen una selección de obras de arte únicas que te permiten recrear hermosas piezas con la belleza radiante de los diamantes. Disfruta de la elegancia de crear una obra maestra atemporal, donde cada gema colocada te acerca un paso más a una creación impresionante.

Por qué Canvas by Numbers

Artist Linen Canvas

Color-printed numbers that are clear and easy to read.

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Pigment-rich acrylic paints with strong coverage.

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Every pattern is prepared by our team for a detailed result.

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Choose a pre-stretched canvas and skip the framing shop.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not at all! Our kits are designed for both beginners and experienced artists. The numbered guide makes it easy to follow along, and many users find the process meditative and relaxing. Simply match the numbers on the canvas with the numbers on the paint and start creating!

Most orders ship from our California or Texas locations and arrive in 3 to 7 business days in the US. Canvas board kits and orders outside the US take 7 to 14 business days. The Shipping Information tab on this page shows the estimate for this item.

We will send tracking information to the e-mail address associated with your order once the item has shipped.

At Canvas by Numbers, we're proud of our exceptional customer service. Understanding the intricacies of art creation, we offer a 60-day guarantee where we'll send extra paints for free should you run out of any color.

It depends on the kit level, the size and your own pace. As a guide, Beginner kits take about a week of relaxed painting, Intermediate kits a little more than a week, and Advanced kits two weeks or more. A larger size or Premium detail adds time. It's not a race, so enjoy the process.

Yes, safety is a top priority for us. The paints used in our kits are water-based, non-toxic, and environmentally friendly. Likewise, the materials in our diamond painting kits are non-hazardous. Always use the kits as directed and keep them out of reach of small children.

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A Fashionable Moment Outside the Hat Shop

A woman in a long dress pauses on the pavement, umbrella in hand, to look into a shop window lined with hats. The window and the street around her are built from flat blocks of red, blue and yellow, and the hats on display become little shapes of pure color.

Who Was August Macke?

Macke was a German painter, born in 1887, and a close friend of Franz Marc. He showed his work with The Blue Rider group in Munich, though his pictures stayed brighter and more cheerful than most Expressionist painting. He loved everyday city life: people strolling in parks, browsing shop windows and enjoying a Sunday.

1914 was his last year. In April he traveled to Tunisia with Paul Klee, and in September he was killed in the opening weeks of World War I, at just 27.

What to Look For in Woman with Umbrella

Macke had met Robert Delaunay in Paris and admired how he broke light into overlapping planes of color. Look at how the shop window dissolves into colored panes, and how the woman herself is reduced to a few bold shapes. He painted several hat shop scenes in 1913 and 1914.

An Easy Start in Diamonds

Big flat areas of color make this one quick to fill. Start with the umbrella and the dress, then the shop window, and save the small hats on display for a fun finish.

It brightens a dressing room or a hallway. Explore more in our famous paintings and our diamond painting kits.