A broad expanse of water opens before a tree-lined shore in “Mjels Sø” by Stine Maj. Deep blue tones follow the shoreline’s diagonal course from the left towards the far right, while pale blue, pink and golden areas spread across the water. These colours echo the soft bands of the luminous sky, connecting lake and sky.
Trees and shrubs gather along the bank in muted green, grey and violet tones. Small, broken impressions give the vegetation texture, contrasting with the water’s long horizontal brushstrokes. A pale opening among the trees near the centre draws the eye into the landscape, while a single slender tree appears at the far right.
The title connects the scene to Mjels Sø, interpreted through a free handling of paint and a restrained palette. The contrast between the dark shoreline and pale reflections gives the view depth and a quiet atmosphere. The wide 150 × 100 cm format emphasises the lake’s open space and the landscape’s sweeping lines.
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Mjels Sø (150x100cm)
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- Originalt akrylmaleri på lærred af Stine Maj .
- Malet i kanterne og ser perfekt ud uden ramme.
- Signeret af kunstneren.
- Lakeret.
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A broad expanse of water opens before a tree-lined shore in “Mjels Sø” by Stine Maj. Deep blue tones follow the shoreline’s diagonal course from the left towards the far right, while pale blue, pink and golden areas spread across the water. These colours echo the soft bands of the luminous sky, connecting lake and sky.
Trees and shrubs gather along the bank in muted green, grey and violet tones. Small, broken impressions give the vegetation texture, contrasting with the water’s long horizontal brushstrokes. A pale opening among the trees near the centre draws the eye into the landscape, while a single slender tree appears at the far right.
The title connects the scene to Mjels Sø, interpreted through a free handling of paint and a restrained palette. The contrast between the dark shoreline and pale reflections gives the view depth and a quiet atmosphere. The wide 150 × 100 cm format emphasises the lake’s open space and the landscape’s sweeping lines.
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