A chessboard, a stack of books and a glass of red wine fill the foreground of “Take a rain check” by Mariya Yugina. Behind them, a large window looks onto a rain-soaked city street with glowing orange and yellow windows. Distinctly painted raindrops scatter across the glass, forming a pattern between the interior still life and the activity outside.
On the left, an oval portrait of a woman hangs above the books, with a slender candle standing on the top volume. A pen rests on the yellow tabletop, and a cup and saucer sit to the right of the chessboard. Outside, figures can be glimpsed at tables, along with a passer-by carrying an umbrella. Green and dark-brown fields counterbalance warm red, orange and golden-yellow shades, while small blue accents bring cooler notes to the raindrops and view.
The subject brings together possible stories of reading, playing, waiting and taking shelter from the rain. The title may add a suggestion of postponed plans without defining who might be waiting for whom. The square 80 × 80 cm format connects the nearby objects on the table with the city’s shifting perspectives and many small details.
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Mariya Yugina.
- 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 chessboard, a stack of books and a glass of red wine fill the foreground of “Take a rain check” by Mariya Yugina. Behind them, a large window looks onto a rain-soaked city street with glowing orange and yellow windows. Distinctly painted raindrops scatter across the glass, forming a pattern between the interior still life and the activity outside.
On the left, an oval portrait of a woman hangs above the books, with a slender candle standing on the top volume. A pen rests on the yellow tabletop, and a cup and saucer sit to the right of the chessboard. Outside, figures can be glimpsed at tables, along with a passer-by carrying an umbrella. Green and dark-brown fields counterbalance warm red, orange and golden-yellow shades, while small blue accents bring cooler notes to the raindrops and view.
The subject brings together possible stories of reading, playing, waiting and taking shelter from the rain. The title may add a suggestion of postponed plans without defining who might be waiting for whom. The square 80 × 80 cm format connects the nearby objects on the table with the city’s shifting perspectives and many small details.
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