Sailing ships lie close together in front of colourful waterfront façades in “Symphony of Copenhagen” by Sergei Inkatov. Yellow, green and reddish-brown buildings meet steep roofs with glowing orange and golden accents. Above the town, a deep blue sky unfolds in broad strokes with pale turquoise and white passages.
Fine, light-coloured ropes cross between the ships’ masts, forming a dense network in front of the buildings. In the foreground, a green hull stands out against dark shadows and broken reflections on the water. Visible paint textures give the roofs, façades and water a varied character, while sharp lines introduce precision among the broad fields of colour.
The title connects the harbour scene to Copenhagen and invites the viewer to experience its many lines and colours as a visual rhythm. The 80 × 70 cm format brings ships and town together in a closely layered composition, with new details emerging among the rigging, windows and reflections.
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Symphony of Copenhagen (80x70cm)
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Sergei Inkatov.
- 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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Sailing ships lie close together in front of colourful waterfront façades in “Symphony of Copenhagen” by Sergei Inkatov. Yellow, green and reddish-brown buildings meet steep roofs with glowing orange and golden accents. Above the town, a deep blue sky unfolds in broad strokes with pale turquoise and white passages.
Fine, light-coloured ropes cross between the ships’ masts, forming a dense network in front of the buildings. In the foreground, a green hull stands out against dark shadows and broken reflections on the water. Visible paint textures give the roofs, façades and water a varied character, while sharp lines introduce precision among the broad fields of colour.
The title connects the harbour scene to Copenhagen and invites the viewer to experience its many lines and colours as a visual rhythm. The 80 × 70 cm format brings ships and town together in a closely layered composition, with new details emerging among the rigging, windows and reflections.
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