Johann Esper Art

Artist Johann Esper fell in love with corals from an early age. He started drawing them while he was still very young, and had the support of those who noticed his talent. Later on his coral paintings threw him to the limelight in the world of art. He was producing each print individually with careful controls to ensure accuracy and color fidelity. He new how to play with colors to make his corals look realistic, something that many artists of his time could not manage. To date, there are no other coral works of such completeness with original hand coloring from the 1700s. Esper never shied away from criticism as this is what helped him to build his talent. His coral paintings are the rarest of all the coral works in the world today; there are only a few known copies in the hands of libraries. Each print was on hand-made, fine, creamy chain lined paper, and was a dynamic portrayal of a species of coral, realistically capturing the plant as it would be in the ocean, with the vibrant original hand coloring enhancing the effect. When coming up with an idea of painting, Esper was mainly inspired by the corals in their beautiful backgrounds. He wanted to make his paintings look real and beautiful to make his viewers feel they have actually seen the corals. His pieces of artwork are available in many finishing options, the most popular being ready to mount Johann Esper art. His artwork provides collectors with an extraordinary opportunity to collect such rarities.