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Oil painting The Road Home Peter Tovpev

The oil painting captures the essence of a bustling street through the lens of impressionism and abstraction. The artist has skillfully blended an array of vibrant colors such as yellow, black, gray, red, and orange to create a visually striking composition. The strokes are bold and expressive, yet the subject matter remains familiar and grounded in reality. The buildings are rendered in broad strokes of black and gray, giving the impression of a cityscape that is both imposing and elegant. The use of red and orange tones adds warmth and vitality to the painting, creating a sense of movement and energy. Despite the frenetic activity depicted in the painting, there is a sense of harmony and balance that pervades the scene. This is due in part to the artist's deft use of light and shadow, which creates a subtle interplay between the different elements of the composition. The result is a painting that is both dynamic and contemplative, inviting the viewer to explore the rich tapestry of life that unfolds on the streets of the city.

*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "The Road Home"
* ARTISTS: Peter Tovpev
* SIZE: 60x75 cm/'23.62x29.52 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, cardboard
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: Photos provide accurate information about the product.

About the artist: Peter Tovpev - Zaporizhzhya artist. Born on July 5, 1979, in the city of Zaporozhye. He graduated from the Zaporozhye art school (1995). He studied art with his father. Painter. The main industry is easel painting. He worked in the style of expressive impressionism. At creative work. Participated in exhibitions: regional, republican (since 2003). Personal exhibitions - in Zaporozhye (2003, 2004), Kiev (2007). Major works: “On the banks of the Dnieper” (2004), “Rocks among the trees”, “Autumn Whirlwind” (2005), “Marina in Gurzuf” (2006), “Cossack huts”, “Zaporizhzhya Sich”, “Street in Gurzuf” (2007). Separate canvases are stored in the Zaporizhzhya Art Museum. Lives and works in the city of Zaporozhye.

Materials used:

oil

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