Two figures lean closely towards one another in “In love” by Mariya Yugina. Their heads and arms form an interwoven arrangement of diagonals, while warm orange, peach and pink tones shape their faces and hands. Burgundy clothing and deep blue trousers contrast with the paler skin tones and green areas in the background.
Between the figures sit a small chessboard with a few pieces and a glass of red wine. The regular squares contrast with the bodies and long, angular hands. Stylised faces with closed or lowered eyes and geometric fields of colour give the scene a Cubist character.
The title and the figures’ closeness may suggest intimacy and a shared moment in which the game becomes secondary. The wide 65 × 54 cm format gathers the two figures into a closely composed scene, with warm colours and shifted forms emphasising their connection.
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In love (65x54cm)
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Mariya Yugina.
- 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.
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Two figures lean closely towards one another in “In love” by Mariya Yugina. Their heads and arms form an interwoven arrangement of diagonals, while warm orange, peach and pink tones shape their faces and hands. Burgundy clothing and deep blue trousers contrast with the paler skin tones and green areas in the background.
Between the figures sit a small chessboard with a few pieces and a glass of red wine. The regular squares contrast with the bodies and long, angular hands. Stylised faces with closed or lowered eyes and geometric fields of colour give the scene a Cubist character.
The title and the figures’ closeness may suggest intimacy and a shared moment in which the game becomes secondary. The wide 65 × 54 cm format gathers the two figures into a closely composed scene, with warm colours and shifted forms emphasising their connection.
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