Closely grouped sailing ships fill the foreground in “Symphony of Odense” by Sergei Inkatov. A large, pale hull stands at the centre between dark and green boats, while masts and fine ropes intersect in front of the town’s façades. Behind the ships, steep roofs glow in golden, orange and reddish-brown tones.
Pale window frames and dark openings give the buildings a rhythm, while the pronounced texture of the rooftops adds variety. The sky is painted in broad turquoise and blue strokes with striking white passages. Below, pale reflections and deep shadows break up the water, connecting the hulls with the painting’s cooler colours.
The title connects the harbour scene to Odense, with the town interpreted through colour, shifted forms and a dense network of rigging. The 80 × 70 cm format brings the ships close to the viewer, allowing the façades to rise as a unified backdrop. An expressive town and harbour scene where precise lines meet broad, textured fields of colour.
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Symphony of Odense (80x70cm)
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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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Closely grouped sailing ships fill the foreground in “Symphony of Odense” by Sergei Inkatov. A large, pale hull stands at the centre between dark and green boats, while masts and fine ropes intersect in front of the town’s façades. Behind the ships, steep roofs glow in golden, orange and reddish-brown tones.
Pale window frames and dark openings give the buildings a rhythm, while the pronounced texture of the rooftops adds variety. The sky is painted in broad turquoise and blue strokes with striking white passages. Below, pale reflections and deep shadows break up the water, connecting the hulls with the painting’s cooler colours.
The title connects the harbour scene to Odense, with the town interpreted through colour, shifted forms and a dense network of rigging. The 80 × 70 cm format brings the ships close to the viewer, allowing the façades to rise as a unified backdrop. An expressive town and harbour scene where precise lines meet broad, textured fields of colour.
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