Framed Mango Artwork
Give the walls a touch of mango with these framed mango art paintings. Artists have used the tropical fruit as a form of inspiration to help them with their independent creativity involving the fruit. The juicy stone fruit belongs to Mangifera, which consists of many topical fruiting trees. The fruit itself is native to Southeast and South Asia and this is where it is distributed from to worldwide locations, which has made it the most refined fruits in the tropics.
Many artists have used the fruit as a source of inspiration and have come up with multiple works of framed mango art. The fruit can be seen as yellow, orange, or even red shades, depending on the location and weather in each painting. Some artists have used the tropical scenery as the background image of their work whilst others have chosen to focus only on the mango fruit itself. “Mango Margarita” by Paula Scaletta is a different version to most of the paintings and shows the fruit in its liquid form – which is in fact mango juice.
Stylishly created paintings involve work from many artists, where the painter has clearly focused on the simply bowl that is holding the fruit. The lovely colors look ever so perfect and form a charming blend together. “Mango Splash” is a lovely piece of work, which beautifully portrays the inside of the tropical fruit along with its content and interior elements. A blurred yet warm-looking piece of work is by Nicole Etienne titled “Orange”. In her work, the artist has blended orange with other colors in order to give the fruit a warm and realistic touch.
Framed mango art pieces by Kiki Davis and Dina Farris Appel both feature that tropical touch which beautifully sets the perfect scene for the mango fruits. Paintings feature water, trees, and leaves, all of which gorgeously complement the tropical fruit. Simple, yet sincere pieces include work by Kris Taylor and Janet Kruskamp, both of which use warm colors in their work with a lovely blend; creating a sincere and soft look.