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Low Tide Reverie (2026) Original Oil Painting by Ling Strube

60 x 40 x 1.5cm (unframed) / 60 x 40cm (actual image size)

74 Artist Reviews

£365.97

In this painting, I wanted to capture the quiet beauty of a fleeting moment in nature. Rather than describing every detail, I used expressive brushstrokes, layered colors, and softened forms to create a sense of atmosphere and movement. I was especially drawn to the relationship between light and color, allowing parts of the scene to emerge while others dissolve gently into the background.

For me, this painting is less about a specific place and more about a feeling—a peaceful moment remembered, where nature, light, and emotion come together.

Artwork sold unframed. Final varnish applied to protect against moisture and sunlight.

Materials used:

Sennelier oil

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In this painting, I wanted to capture the quiet beauty of a fleeting moment in nature. Rather than describing every detail, I used expressive brushstrokes, layered colors, and softened forms to create a sense of atmosphere and movement. I was especially drawn to the relationship between light and color, allowing parts of the scene to emerge while others dissolve gently into the background.

For me, this painting is less about a specific place and more about a feeling—a peaceful moment remembered, where nature, light, and emotion come together.

Artwork sold unframed. Final varnish applied to protect against moisture and sunlight.

Materials used:

Sennelier oil

Details:

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About the Artist I was born and raised in China, where my love for art began at a very early age. Painting quickly became more than an interest — it became... Read more

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