White and pastel-coloured houses with red, orange and ochre-yellow roofs gather beside blue water in “Mediterranean city” by Malgorzata Alicja Pedersen. The buildings rise at staggered levels, their small windows and doors giving the façades a lively rhythm. Pale mountains rise behind the town beneath a turquoise-blue sky.
Dark boats sit in the foreground, while white birds move between the harbour, rooftops and sky. Blue shadows on the houses connect the town with the water, where broken brushstrokes suggest reflections and light on the surface. The warm roofs create a clear contrast with the painting’s cool blue tones.
The painting evokes a Mediterranean harbour with closely clustered buildings, a mountainous backdrop and life by the water, without identifying a particular town. The 100 × 90 cm format offers space for both the harbour panorama and the small details between the houses.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Malgorzata Alicja Pedersen.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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White and pastel-coloured houses with red, orange and ochre-yellow roofs gather beside blue water in “Mediterranean city” by Malgorzata Alicja Pedersen. The buildings rise at staggered levels, their small windows and doors giving the façades a lively rhythm. Pale mountains rise behind the town beneath a turquoise-blue sky.
Dark boats sit in the foreground, while white birds move between the harbour, rooftops and sky. Blue shadows on the houses connect the town with the water, where broken brushstrokes suggest reflections and light on the surface. The warm roofs create a clear contrast with the painting’s cool blue tones.
The painting evokes a Mediterranean harbour with closely clustered buildings, a mountainous backdrop and life by the water, without identifying a particular town. The 100 × 90 cm format offers space for both the harbour panorama and the small details between the houses.
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