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On the Way to Blue (2024)Oil painting
by Antonino Puliafico
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Original artwork description
* Title: On the Way to Blue
* Dimensions: 90 × 135 cm
* Year: 2025
* Technique: Oil on canvas, palette knife
* Support: Canvas
* Signature: Bottom right
* Frame: Not specified
* Certificate of Authenticity: Included
### SHIPPING
Because the longest side is over 100 cm, the canvas will be gently removed from its stretcher, rolled, and shipped in a rugged protective tube via specialized art couriers to ensure perfect safety in transit.
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### ARTIST’S NOTE
*On the Way to Blue* is a jubilant celebration of color in motion. With sweeping palette-knife strokes, Antonino Puliafico builds a lively mosaic of turquoise, jade, crimson, and sapphire, evoking petals or leaves swirling across a hidden pond. Each thick stroke feels like a musical note, creating a visual rhythm that pulls the eye toward the painting’s deeper cobalt center.
Hints of white and pale lilac add glittering highlights, suggesting sunlight flickering over water. The piece balances spontaneity with harmony—an immersive dance where abstraction meets nature’s palette. Whether read as rippling reflections, drifting blossoms, or simply pure chromatic joy, *On the Way to Blue* offers an uplifting focal point for any contemporary collection.
Materials used:
First-rate oil colors of the Florentine brand "DI VOLO" applied with spatula were used for the painting, and the pictorial support is a cottono canvas pre-painted for oil painting with Gesso and Glue.
Details:
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 135 x 90 x 2cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Tags:
#oil painting#fine art#palette knife#summer landscape#vibrant colors#italian artist#art collector#modern impressionism#impasto technique#nature-inspired#expressive strokes#reflective water#joyful palette#refreshing scene14 day money back guaranteeLearn more
Original artwork description
* Title: On the Way to Blue
* Dimensions: 90 × 135 cm
* Year: 2025
* Technique: Oil on canvas, palette knife
* Support: Canvas
* Signature: Bottom right
* Frame: Not specified
* Certificate of Authenticity: Included
### SHIPPING
Because the longest side is over 100 cm, the canvas will be gently removed from its stretcher, rolled, and shipped in a rugged protective tube via specialized art couriers to ensure perfect safety in transit.
---
### ARTIST’S NOTE
*On the Way to Blue* is a jubilant celebration of color in motion. With sweeping palette-knife strokes, Antonino Puliafico builds a lively mosaic of turquoise, jade, crimson, and sapphire, evoking petals or leaves swirling across a hidden pond. Each thick stroke feels like a musical note, creating a visual rhythm that pulls the eye toward the painting’s deeper cobalt center.
Hints of white and pale lilac add glittering highlights, suggesting sunlight flickering over water. The piece balances spontaneity with harmony—an immersive dance where abstraction meets nature’s palette. Whether read as rippling reflections, drifting blossoms, or simply pure chromatic joy, *On the Way to Blue* offers an uplifting focal point for any contemporary collection.
Materials used:
First-rate oil colors of the Florentine brand "DI VOLO" applied with spatula were used for the painting, and the pictorial support is a cottono canvas pre-painted for oil painting with Gesso and Glue.
Details:
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 135 x 90 x 2cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Abstract and non-figurative
Tags:
#oil painting#fine art#palette knife#summer landscape#vibrant colors#italian artist#art collector#modern impressionism#impasto technique#nature-inspired#expressive strokes#reflective water#joyful palette#refreshing scene








