Angler in der Morgensonne (Mogro)
| Edition | Original Art |
|---|---|
| Sujet | Landscape |
| Technique | Painting – Acrylic on Canvas |
| Height | 20 cm |
| Width | 40 cm |
| Length/Depth | 2 cm |
Technique:
Oil on wooden panel
Year created:
2026
The dimensions given refer to the painting without the frame.
Shipping:
The artwork will be dispatched fully framed (beech shadow gap frame) – including a certificate of authenticity and the artist’s signature on the reverse.
The artwork is currently on display at the SKM Gallery in Leipzig and cannot be dispatched until the end of July. If earlier dispatch is required, please contact the SKM team.
Janna Schnoor
Janna Schnoor’s artistic interest lies in the precise and sensitive observation of her surroundings. Direct experience of the landscape is essential to her creative process. Her focus is on the coastal region of Schleswig-Holstein with its wide beaches, steep cliffs and small woods. Through the act of painting, she develops an intense connection with these places, gently exploring and understanding them. Her landscape paintings reflect the artist’s friendly familiarity with her surroundings. The landscape is not captured in a documentary style, but explored in terms of its atmospheric effect. Light plays a central role in this. The paintings glow from within, thereby conveying the transience and fragility of the moments captured.
Solo
exhibitions2025 A Sense of Familiarity, Bachelor’s exhibition, Atelier an der Mu, Kiel
2024 Connected to the Sea, Freya-Frahm-Haus, Laboe
2023 In Touch, Atelier an der Mu, Kiel
Group Exhibitions (selection)
2026 Inner Landscapes, SKM Galerie, Leipzig
2025 Meander, Haus Peters, Tetenbüll
2025 7 Mosquito Bites and a Portion of Chips, Pixie Lemon, Hamburg
2024 Baggage, Établissement d’en face, Brussels
2023 Coping Mechanism, VR Space Galerie Falko Alexander, Cologne
2023 Materialsache – What about painting?!, sp ce, Kiel
2022 YFA Festival, Sunset. A Toast to the Setting Sun, Kunsthalle Bremen
2022 Game Trails, Gallery Cube+, Kiel
2022 The World is not enough, but it’s such a perfect place to start, my love, Brunswiker Pavillon, Kiel
