Original artwork description:

The watercolor “Birch Family” is a luminous and lyrical story about the very beginning of winter — that fleeting moment when nature hasn’t yet fallen asleep, and the air is filled with the clear breath of cold and sunlight. On a vertically oriented sheet rises a graceful group of birch trees — like one family, united by an invisible tenderness and strength. Their slender trunks, drawn in fine, musical lines, glow white against the dark edge of the forest already preparing for winter’s rest.
There is only a light touch of snow — soft strokes covering the ground and the birches’ shadows. These shadows, cool and bluish, as delicate as the trees themselves, bring elegance and harmony to the composition. The sun, still generous, filters through the crisp air, catching on the bark and making it shimmer with silvery light.
This watercolor radiates a deep love for nature — quiet, contemplative, wordless. The artist seems to capture the pause between autumn and winter, between warmth and chill, between sound and stillness. “Birch Family” is not merely a landscape; it is a poem about beauty, fragility, and the refined grace of the natural world, where every line and every glint of light feels like a confession of love for the land itself.

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Watercolours

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