A pale waterfall breaks through deep blue and turquoise layers in “Around the falls” by Valdemar. Slender, dark trees rise from rock-like forms around the water, while green, purple and cobalt-blue areas give the landscape an imaginative character. Small yellow, orange and red accents glow among the cooler colours.
Long vertical strokes suggest falling water and mist, while denser paint marks gather around rocks and vegetation. White and pale blue traces follow the water’s course from the left towards the central cascade and down into the foreground. Contrasts between soft colour transitions and pronounced textures give the scene both depth and movement.
Valdemar explains that the work was created with a palette knife and has a thick layer of paint. The distinct texture brings variety to the landscape’s luminous colours and delicate tree silhouettes. The wide 110 × 80 cm format offers space to follow the water through a vision of nature poised between the recognisable and the enchanted.
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Around the falls (110x80cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Valdemar.
- Including black frame.
- "Værket er lavet med spartel og fremstår derfor med et tykt lag maling på." Valdemar
- Signed by the artist.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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A pale waterfall breaks through deep blue and turquoise layers in “Around the falls” by Valdemar. Slender, dark trees rise from rock-like forms around the water, while green, purple and cobalt-blue areas give the landscape an imaginative character. Small yellow, orange and red accents glow among the cooler colours.
Long vertical strokes suggest falling water and mist, while denser paint marks gather around rocks and vegetation. White and pale blue traces follow the water’s course from the left towards the central cascade and down into the foreground. Contrasts between soft colour transitions and pronounced textures give the scene both depth and movement.
Valdemar explains that the work was created with a palette knife and has a thick layer of paint. The distinct texture brings variety to the landscape’s luminous colours and delicate tree silhouettes. The wide 110 × 80 cm format offers space to follow the water through a vision of nature poised between the recognisable and the enchanted.
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