Made from vermouth and gin, the martini cocktail usually comes garnished with a lemon or olive twist, which you will beautifully notice in these framed martini art pictures. Over the years, this beverage has become one of the well-known mixed alcohol drinks and a reason for artists to experiment with the notion and put their creativity to work. There are many kinds of martini drinks, which include dry martini, perfect martini, and dirty martini. Artists have imaginatively tackled the difference and made this part of their artwork.
Whilst Michael Godard chose to stick to the dry, white vermouth in his paintings titled “Martini Limbo” and “Olive Party II”, he also went for the dirty martini in his framed martini art painting titled “Classic Martini”. What is the difference you may be wondering? Well, with a dry martini, this is made from white and dry vermouth. With the dirty martini, this consists of olive garnishing, which can be seen in Godard’s work.
Stephen Fowler and Jennifer Brinley have expressed their passion for different location combined with martini in their artwork. Brinley has chosen to use deep and rich tones whilst expressing his passion for Manhattan, New York. Similarly, Fowler has also chosen to use a location for a second inspiration and chose to go with France. This can be beautifully portrayed by his work and the French poodle in his work. “Tini Time” by Kathryn Fortson is another grand work of art and has a colorful appeal to it followed by several glasses in all kinds of directions.
The framed martini art images are a lovely touch to any contemporary place and whether you’re a fan of the beverage or not, the wall art piece is surely something of attraction. Not only do the soft and dark colors used help to alleviate and adorn the place, but also give the area a touch that’s both unique and enticing.
