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A Cool Summer Day (2025) Original Oil Painting by Daria Zavadenko

40 x 40 x 2cm (unframed) / 40 x 40cm (actual image size)

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“A Cool Summer Day” captures the crisp freshness of a breezy summer afternoon. The sweeping sky, painted with bold palette knife strokes, dominates the scene, while the vibrant greens of the fields anchor the composition. Light dances across the clouds and grass, creating a sensation of movement and air. This work is not a static depiction, but an emotional response — an invitation to step into the open landscape, feel the wind, and breathe in the coolness of the day.
Original oil on canvas, 40×40×2 cm. Signed on the front and back. Ready to hang. Unframed.

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Oil paint on canvas

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“A Cool Summer Day” captures the crisp freshness of a breezy summer afternoon. The sweeping sky, painted with bold palette knife strokes, dominates the scene, while the vibrant greens of the fields anchor the composition. Light dances across the clouds and grass, creating a sensation of movement and air. This work is not a static depiction, but an emotional response — an invitation to step into the open landscape, feel the wind, and breathe in the coolness of the day.
Original oil on canvas, 40×40×2 cm. Signed on the front and back. Ready to hang. Unframed.

Materials used:

Oil paint on canvas

Details:

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Landscape, for me, is not a destination but a condition of seeing. I return to the same motif repeatedly—not to describe a particular place, but to understand how light, colour,... Read more

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