A green ship’s hull stands out in front of closely grouped waterfront buildings in “Symphony of Aalborg” by Sergei Inkatov. Masts and fine, pale ropes fill the right side, while a tall, dark green spire rises above the rooftops on the left. Pale and grey-green façades meet warm roofs with flashes of yellow, orange and reddish brown.
The pronounced texture of the rooftops contrasts with the precise lines of windows and rigging. Above the town, turquoise, white and deep blue brushstrokes create a sky full of movement. In the foreground, dark water and broken, pale reflections gather the composition around the ship’s angled bow.
The title connects the scene to Aalborg, while the interplay of spire, rooftops and masts gives the harbour a lively rhythm. The 80 × 70 cm format brings the viewer close to the ship, with the town forming a richly detailed backdrop. An expressive harbour scene in which cool greens and blues meet warm flashes of colour.
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Sergei Inkatov.
- 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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A green ship’s hull stands out in front of closely grouped waterfront buildings in “Symphony of Aalborg” by Sergei Inkatov. Masts and fine, pale ropes fill the right side, while a tall, dark green spire rises above the rooftops on the left. Pale and grey-green façades meet warm roofs with flashes of yellow, orange and reddish brown.
The pronounced texture of the rooftops contrasts with the precise lines of windows and rigging. Above the town, turquoise, white and deep blue brushstrokes create a sky full of movement. In the foreground, dark water and broken, pale reflections gather the composition around the ship’s angled bow.
The title connects the scene to Aalborg, while the interplay of spire, rooftops and masts gives the harbour a lively rhythm. The 80 × 70 cm format brings the viewer close to the ship, with the town forming a richly detailed backdrop. An expressive harbour scene in which cool greens and blues meet warm flashes of colour.
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