Original artwork description:

A beautiful impressionistic seascape with two sailing ships in the night gliding gracefully through thin haze over tranquil, calm water is depicted in this oil painting. The sails are up, and the boats are riding forward along the sea, under the sky and the glimmer of the moon, urged by the gentle night breeze.

This artwork is permeated with romantic spirit, and, even though the situation implies travel and adventure, clearly brings a note of calm into the interior. It inspires daring, but well-calculated creativity during the day, and prompts light, happy and peaceful dreams for the night.

The art piece is full of sails and ocean, and night, and salt water, full of texture of oils and gentle light, reflections and my individual style as an artist. It will become a small, but sound jewel wherever you decide to hang it.

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MATERIALS AND DIMENSIONS

Finest quality oil paints made in Italy, Holland, Czech Republic and Russia on professional-grade canvas. This original artwork has a clear and defined texture to it intrinsic to works done with oil paints, which vitalizes it and helps it slightly cross into a third dimension.

The size of the piece unframed is 40x40 cm – it is a medium sized wall painting that will animate and bring luster to your interior.

SHIPPING

Ready to hang. This painting can be hanged without a frame, if you so choose.
It is thoroughly and professionally packaged, and sent within up to 14 working days (normally within 5). Tracking code is provided once the shipping has been dispatched.

Should you have any inquiries, please feel free to contact me at your leisure!

Materials used:

oil on canvas, palette knife

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