Warm orange light opens between dark landscape forms in “Summertime” by Birthe Villaume. Above it, an expansive sky unfolds in grey, cream and faint pink shades. Irregular, near-black silhouettes rise on either side, while the lighter centre leads the eye towards the distant glow.
Broad strokes of blue-grey, olive green, white and charcoal build the foreground. Horizontal movements meet diagonal marks and fine dark lines, bringing variety to the soft transitions of colour. The darker forms may suggest groups of trees or rocky outcrops, yet the landscape remains freely interpreted rather than tied to a particular location.
Birthe Villaume explains that the work draws inspiration from summer sunsets, describing summer’s last light reflected in the tranquillity of the landscape. The warm field of colour becomes a luminous focal point between the subdued sky and the darker movements below. The wide 120 × 60 cm format reinforces the open view and the tension between light and densely gathered silhouettes.
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Summertime (120x60cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Birthe Villaume.
- Signed by the artist and painted with many layers.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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"Min inspiration er fra sommerens solnedgange. Sommerens sidste lys spejles i landskabets ro." Birthe Villaume.
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Warm orange light opens between dark landscape forms in “Summertime” by Birthe Villaume. Above it, an expansive sky unfolds in grey, cream and faint pink shades. Irregular, near-black silhouettes rise on either side, while the lighter centre leads the eye towards the distant glow.
Broad strokes of blue-grey, olive green, white and charcoal build the foreground. Horizontal movements meet diagonal marks and fine dark lines, bringing variety to the soft transitions of colour. The darker forms may suggest groups of trees or rocky outcrops, yet the landscape remains freely interpreted rather than tied to a particular location.
Birthe Villaume explains that the work draws inspiration from summer sunsets, describing summer’s last light reflected in the tranquillity of the landscape. The warm field of colour becomes a luminous focal point between the subdued sky and the darker movements below. The wide 120 × 60 cm format reinforces the open view and the tension between light and densely gathered silhouettes.
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