A large piece of weathered wood rests on the beach in “Sandy shore” by Mantas Naulickas. Its upright, branching forms fill the left side of the painting, while long, twisting wood fibres extend through the foreground. Beyond it, the view opens towards a turquoise-green sea with small waves along the shore.
Grey, blue-violet and golden tones emphasise the wood’s worn surface, contrasting with the clear colours of the water. Sunlight catches the pale sand and shallow waves, while green trees further back frame the coast. A soft blue sky with white clouds gives the scene an airy setting.
Mantas Naulickas connects the work with the idea that simple waves and pale sand can hold a sense of complete peace. The painting also invites exploration of the wood’s varied shapes and markings. The wide 120 × 70 cm format connects the striking foreground details with the open sea view.
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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.
- "A few light waves, a few light sands, these are words that describe complete peace..." Mantas
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A large piece of weathered wood rests on the beach in “Sandy shore” by Mantas Naulickas. Its upright, branching forms fill the left side of the painting, while long, twisting wood fibres extend through the foreground. Beyond it, the view opens towards a turquoise-green sea with small waves along the shore.
Grey, blue-violet and golden tones emphasise the wood’s worn surface, contrasting with the clear colours of the water. Sunlight catches the pale sand and shallow waves, while green trees further back frame the coast. A soft blue sky with white clouds gives the scene an airy setting.
Mantas Naulickas connects the work with the idea that simple waves and pale sand can hold a sense of complete peace. The painting also invites exploration of the wood’s varied shapes and markings. The wide 120 × 70 cm format connects the striking foreground details with the open sea view.
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