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Series DENIA SPAIN part #06

€500.00
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Ukraine

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oil on canvas

25x30 cm

2020

A vibrant composition portrays a jumble of colorful houses with sharp angles and dynamic lines, suggesting a bustling urban landscape. The brushwork is expressive and the colors are boldly applied, creating a sense of movement and energy.

Denia (Spain) in all its infinite attraction. A city of medieval character. 
Small and narrow streets are replaced by broad alleys leading to the port, to the sea. Unique relief with the «guarding» city mountain Montgo - natural park. The rays of the sun, like the master of the mint, show the edges of buildings and old cathedrals, and sunlit ships and boats in the harbour blinded their white sides. 

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