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Emerald Summer (2026) Original Oil Painting by Irina Smirnova-Seymour

70 x 100 x 2cm (unframed) / 70 x 100cm (actual image size)

£1,900

This contemporary impressionist landscape is filled with soft light and deep shades of green, transforming an ordinary garden corner into an almost dreamlike space. Summer garden, flowering trees, green landscape, nature, and atmospheric painting come together in a free interplay of colour: touches of blue, pink and violet emerge through emerald and turquoise foliage, while the house seems to dissolve into the surrounding greenery.

I wanted to capture the feeling of a quiet summer day, when the garden seems to live a secret life of its own. Loose brushwork, a muted palette and almost abstract touches of colour create a sense of tranquillity, solitude and the subtle mystery of nature.

Materials used:

Canvas, oil paints, oil sticks

Details:

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This contemporary impressionist landscape is filled with soft light and deep shades of green, transforming an ordinary garden corner into an almost dreamlike space. Summer garden, flowering trees, green landscape, nature, and atmospheric painting come together in a free interplay of colour: touches of blue, pink and violet emerge through emerald and turquoise foliage, while the house seems to dissolve into the surrounding greenery.

I wanted to capture the feeling of a quiet summer day, when the garden seems to live a secret life of its own. Loose brushwork, a muted palette and almost abstract touches of colour create a sense of tranquillity, solitude and the subtle mystery of nature.

Materials used:

Canvas, oil paints, oil sticks

Details:

Location United Kingdom

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