Two sailing boats are seen bow-on upon a luminous turquoise-green sea in “Sailing” by Dorte Juul. The larger boat sits just right of centre, with golden and ochre passages at its bow, while the smaller boat on the right features white, blue and turquoise tones. Slender dark masts and fine rigging lines stand against an expansive pale sky.
A narrow, dark horizon separates the water from soft areas of creamy white, peach, pink and blue-grey above. Broad strokes and broken highlights build the sea, suggesting movement and reflections around the boats. The more defined bows and masts contrast with the softer, less distinct forms of their surroundings.
The boats’ proximity creates a quiet relationship between them, while the open water on the left provides breathing space and distance. The painting may evoke a peaceful moment on the water, with light and colour as prominent as the boats themselves. The horizontal 100 × 80 cm format accommodates both the expanse of the sea and the cloud-filled sky.
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Sailing (100x80cm)
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Dorte Juul.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist and painted with many layers.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Two sailing boats are seen bow-on upon a luminous turquoise-green sea in “Sailing” by Dorte Juul. The larger boat sits just right of centre, with golden and ochre passages at its bow, while the smaller boat on the right features white, blue and turquoise tones. Slender dark masts and fine rigging lines stand against an expansive pale sky.
A narrow, dark horizon separates the water from soft areas of creamy white, peach, pink and blue-grey above. Broad strokes and broken highlights build the sea, suggesting movement and reflections around the boats. The more defined bows and masts contrast with the softer, less distinct forms of their surroundings.
The boats’ proximity creates a quiet relationship between them, while the open water on the left provides breathing space and distance. The painting may evoke a peaceful moment on the water, with light and colour as prominent as the boats themselves. The horizontal 100 × 80 cm format accommodates both the expanse of the sea and the cloud-filled sky.
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