A wave breaks into a broad band of white foam in “Warm feeling” by Mantas Naulickas. The sea fills most of the painting with vivid turquoise, blue and blue-green tones. The low viewpoint brings the movement of the water close, while a pale, subdued sky creates a quiet backdrop.
In the foreground, darker wave forms flow between bright reflections and fine white strokes. Further out, dense, lively brushwork captures the foam at the moment the wave collapses. The contrast between the soft sky and the richly detailed water makes the sea the natural focus of the painting.
Mantas Naulickas connects the work with the warm feeling that remains after a summer holiday and returns again and again. The scene may evoke memories of standing in the water as waves approach. The 90 × 60 cm format emphasises this close encounter with the sea.
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Mantas Naulickas.
- 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.
- "All that remains from summer vacation is a warm feeling that washes over you again and again..." Mantas
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A wave breaks into a broad band of white foam in “Warm feeling” by Mantas Naulickas. The sea fills most of the painting with vivid turquoise, blue and blue-green tones. The low viewpoint brings the movement of the water close, while a pale, subdued sky creates a quiet backdrop.
In the foreground, darker wave forms flow between bright reflections and fine white strokes. Further out, dense, lively brushwork captures the foam at the moment the wave collapses. The contrast between the soft sky and the richly detailed water makes the sea the natural focus of the painting.
Mantas Naulickas connects the work with the warm feeling that remains after a summer holiday and returns again and again. The scene may evoke memories of standing in the water as waves approach. The 90 × 60 cm format emphasises this close encounter with the sea.
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