We would like to present hand painted oil on canvas painting (recreation) of Afremov's artwork mentioned in the title. This art piece made by Leonid Afremov Studio with the same amount of soul and emotion just like the first original painting. The piece is created with oil paint on artistic canvas using Afremov's unique technique of a palette knife. The artwork has a lot of texture, you can feel the strokes by touching this painting. By purchasing on our site, you are buying directly from Leonid Afremov Studio. We guarantee your satisfaction and the best customer experience.
The artwork is signed on the back and on the front. The certificate of authenticity will include the name of the owner who purchased the piece of artwork. The certificate is signed by Leonid Afremov Studio. If you are buying this painting as a gift, please provide us the name of the gift recipient for the certificate. We can also ship to the address of the recipient of your gift.
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about this painting:
UMBRELLAS
The parade of umbrellas
Many of Leonid Afremov paintings depict rain. Wet sidewalks and alleys speckled with colorful reflections, mist-smeared houses basking in lantern light, lonely strangers hiding under their umbrellas… This one, though, hosts an entire umbrella show! A good dozen of umbrellas are making their way through the city, hustling and jostling as their owners crowd at the traffic light. Red, orange, pink, blue and green, they turn the street into a phantasmagoric river of color. We can’t see any of the people beneath them, and they seem to be walking on their own, driven by their unknown umbrella intentions.
Color and light working together
This picture is a fine example of Leonid art style. Using large chunky strokes of paint, he replicates the play of light on the wet umbrella surfaces. The rest of the city is made by applying long vertical streaks of contrasting colors and scraping into them with a palette knife to create textured high-rise apartments. Accentuated by the blurred dots of traffic lights, it looks flashy and bizarre. To offset the bright colors on the front, Leonid Afremov painted both the sky and the remote buildings in the background in pale shades of blue, yellow and lilac. Altogether, it makes the scene very vivid and catchy, with layers of depth gradually revealed to the eye.
Where can you put it?
- Perfect option for a creative modern-styled interior with bright color accents.
- Requires a plain-colored wall and sufficient space for optimal visual appeal.
- Matches well with similarly styled cityscapes and wall art.
- Encourages frameless use.
Standing out from the rest of artist paintings, this imaginative and vibrant cityscape will give your room a stylish twist and feed some color to your eyes even on the dullest of days.
