Pointed blue-green leaves rise in the foreground before the landscape opens into grassy slopes, pale cliffs and turquoise sea in “Breath of the Ocean. The Last Green Before the Ocean” by Henadzy Havartsou. The clear horizon and broad, pale cloud strokes create a sense of distance, while the darker plants bring depth and immediacy.
The bold, agave-like leaves are rendered in angular strokes of blue-green, grey and near-black. Earth-coloured passages and small reddish and yellow accents appear between the plants. Further out, grey-white cliffs form a striking band against the water, where occasional white marks suggest surf along the coast.
According to Henadzy Havartsou, the painting belongs to the “Breath of the Ocean” series and was inspired by Portugal’s dramatic Atlantic coastline. The artist describes the subject as the meeting of the last stretch of green land with the vastness of the ocean. The horizontal 70 × 50 cm format supports this movement from dense foreground vegetation towards the open sea.
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Breath of the Ocean. The Last Green Before the Ocean (70x50cm)
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Henadzy Havartsou.
- 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.
- "Part of the "Breath of the Ocean" series. A windswept Atlantic landscape inspired by the dramatic coastline of Portugal. The painting captures the moment where the last stretch of green land meets the vastness of the ocean." Henadzy
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Pointed blue-green leaves rise in the foreground before the landscape opens into grassy slopes, pale cliffs and turquoise sea in “Breath of the Ocean. The Last Green Before the Ocean” by Henadzy Havartsou. The clear horizon and broad, pale cloud strokes create a sense of distance, while the darker plants bring depth and immediacy.
The bold, agave-like leaves are rendered in angular strokes of blue-green, grey and near-black. Earth-coloured passages and small reddish and yellow accents appear between the plants. Further out, grey-white cliffs form a striking band against the water, where occasional white marks suggest surf along the coast.
According to Henadzy Havartsou, the painting belongs to the “Breath of the Ocean” series and was inspired by Portugal’s dramatic Atlantic coastline. The artist describes the subject as the meeting of the last stretch of green land with the vastness of the ocean. The horizontal 70 × 50 cm format supports this movement from dense foreground vegetation towards the open sea.
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