Autumn stained glass (2026) Original Oil Painting by Taron Khachatryan

Color Palette: The composition is built on the contrast of warm autumnal tones and cool background hues. The central portion of the painting is filled with splashes of fiery orange, crimson, gold, and brick red, symbolizing fading foliage. These are framed and balanced by cool, deep brushstrokes—turquoise, azure, emerald, and muted gray—creating the sensation of an autumn sky, cool air, or clear glass. Technique and Texture: The artist uses dense, dynamic, and layered brushstrokes with a palette knife or a stiff brush. Textured layers of paint create a complex relief. Small, fragmented patches of color collide with one another, reminiscent of pieces of colored glass in a classic stained-glass window, held together by invisible lead solders. Lighting Effects: White and light yellow highlights are skillfully interspersed throughout the canvas. The illusion arises as if bright rays of sunlight are shining through the dense canopy of trees or a stained-glass window, causing the entire composition to shimmer and glow from within. Subject and Mood: The subject is completely deconstructed and translated into the language of pure abstraction. There are no clear outlines of trees or leaves, but thanks to the dynamic brushstrokes, the viewer clearly perceives the feeling of an autumnal whirlwind, chaotic leaf fall, and elusive warmth.

Details:

• Oil painting on Canvas
• One of a kind artwork
• Size: 45 x 55 x 2cm (unframed) / 45 x 55cm (actual image size)
• Ready to hang
• Signed on the front
• Style: Abstract
• Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky