A woman’s face with closed eyes tilts upwards to the left in “Here comes the sun” by Stine Maj. The face emerges through layers of blue-grey, turquoise and cream, with fine dark contours defining the eyelid, nose and lips. The slightly raised chin gives the portrait an open, restful expression.
Around the figure, broad fields of colour meet thin lines, pale impressions and vertical paint trails. A warm, sandy shape behind the head contrasts with the cooler tones. The neck and shoulders partly merge with the background, allowing the portrait to move between distinct facial features and abstract textures.
The title and upward-facing pose may evoke the feeling of receiving light and warmth with closed eyes. The restrained palette gives the work calm, while the many marks across its surface invite a closer look. The vertical 75 × 120 cm format emphasises the long neck and the movement from the shoulders towards the face.
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Here comes the sun (75x120cm)
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Original acrylic painting on canvas by Stine Maj.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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A woman’s face with closed eyes tilts upwards to the left in “Here comes the sun” by Stine Maj. The face emerges through layers of blue-grey, turquoise and cream, with fine dark contours defining the eyelid, nose and lips. The slightly raised chin gives the portrait an open, restful expression.
Around the figure, broad fields of colour meet thin lines, pale impressions and vertical paint trails. A warm, sandy shape behind the head contrasts with the cooler tones. The neck and shoulders partly merge with the background, allowing the portrait to move between distinct facial features and abstract textures.
The title and upward-facing pose may evoke the feeling of receiving light and warmth with closed eyes. The restrained palette gives the work calm, while the many marks across its surface invite a closer look. The vertical 75 × 120 cm format emphasises the long neck and the movement from the shoulders towards the face.
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