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London 2012 – A Celebration Through A Fine Art Collection


Elena V. Baranoff - London 2012 Fine Art Celebration - Copyright Elena Baranoff, Fine Artist
The fine art studio is ready for filming. 
Setting the scene with traditional British tea with milk, miniature savory treats and aromatic, fresh roses. 


London 2012 – A Celebration Through A Fine Art Collection

A few days ago, I and my daughter Anastasia, launched our official London 2012 fine art short film, featuring works of art from our fine art celebration collection. Our collection is dedicated to the dynamic character and architectural aesthetics of this magnificent, cultural metropolis, uniting the world this year in the Olympic spirit. You are all welcome to watch the short film and congratulations speech video on my cultural channel at -




Elena V. Baranoff - Westminster Abbey 2011 - Copyright Elena Baranoff, Fine Artist
Westminster Abbey
Egg Tempera on Vellum (4 x 6 inches / 10 x 15 centimeters)
The miniature treasure of a painting shines in its full glory, 
ready for the art exhibition at The Bennington Center For The Arts

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