Weathered wooden posts stand along the water’s edge in “Time from the past” by Mantas Naulickas. Some rise high above the waves, while others remain only as short, uneven stumps. Their rows continue along the beach towards the distant coast, giving the scene a strong sense of time and distance.
Turquoise and green sea tones meet warm, golden sand. White foam washes around the posts, and their dark shapes reflect in the shallow water. The clear, pale blue sky brings calm to a scene where the movement of the waves contrasts with the worn surfaces of the wood.
Mantas Naulickas connects the work with the idea that appearance, beauty and strength change over time, while personality and what we create endure. The old posts give this thought a tangible presence in a coastal scene where traces of the past remain visible. The wide 120 × 70 cm format emphasises the long sweep of the beach.
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Mantas Naulickas.
- 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.
- "Face, beauty, strength disappear in the course of time, and only personality and works remain..." Mantas
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Weathered wooden posts stand along the water’s edge in “Time from the past” by Mantas Naulickas. Some rise high above the waves, while others remain only as short, uneven stumps. Their rows continue along the beach towards the distant coast, giving the scene a strong sense of time and distance.
Turquoise and green sea tones meet warm, golden sand. White foam washes around the posts, and their dark shapes reflect in the shallow water. The clear, pale blue sky brings calm to a scene where the movement of the waves contrasts with the worn surfaces of the wood.
Mantas Naulickas connects the work with the idea that appearance, beauty and strength change over time, while personality and what we create endure. The old posts give this thought a tangible presence in a coastal scene where traces of the past remain visible. The wide 120 × 70 cm format emphasises the long sweep of the beach.
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