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Sleeping dog. Laima (2000) Original Oil Painting by Simon Kozhin

36.7 x 26.6 x 3.9cm (framed) / 30 x 20cm (actual image size)

£3,041.96

In this oil painting, I sought to capture the serene tranquility of a resting dog. The interplay of soft shadows and warm, earthy tones conveys a sense of peaceful repose and contentment. My brushwork in the style of impressionism and realism suggests not just the physical form, but the very essence of restful slumber. This piece radiates a calming energy, inviting viewers to embrace a moment of quiet reflection in their own homes. The sleeping dog was painted during the rest hours of the animal. The dog was cunning and not the most obedient but still loved.
The artist painted this small, painting from nature in alla prima. The dog, a German Shorthaired Pointer named Laima, lived with the artists grandmother. She was overfed and rather willful. When the dog slept on the sofa and the grandmother climbed onto it, the dog would climb onto the sofa, into the space between the sleeping grandmother and the sofa wall, pushing the grandmother off the sofa and onto the floor. The grandmother didnt object.
This exquisite artwork captures a serene moment featuring a dog resting gracefully on a plush cushion. Rendered with meticulous attention to detail, the painting exudes a timeless elegance, highlighted by the dog’s glossy coat and relaxed posture. The background subtly recedes, allowing the subject to take center stage. The rich, earthy tones of the dog contrast harmoniously with the muted backdrop, creating an understated yet sophisticated palette. The ornate gilded frame adds a touch of opulence, enhancing the artworks stately presence. The piece masterfully balances realism with a gentle, emotive quality, inviting viewers to pause and appreciate the tranquil scene.

Materials used:

Oil

Details:

Tags:

#dog#sleeping#stormy#affectionate#personality#smart#courageous#cooperative#pointer#layma#trainable#kurzhaar
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In this oil painting, I sought to capture the serene tranquility of a resting dog. The interplay of soft shadows and warm, earthy tones conveys a sense of peaceful repose and contentment. My brushwork in the style of impressionism and realism suggests not just the physical form, but the very essence of restful slumber. This piece radiates a calming energy, inviting viewers to embrace a moment of quiet reflection in their own homes. The sleeping dog was painted during the rest hours of the animal. The dog was cunning and not the most obedient but still loved.
The artist painted this small, painting from nature in alla prima. The dog, a German Shorthaired Pointer named Laima, lived with the artists grandmother. She was overfed and rather willful. When the dog slept on the sofa and the grandmother climbed onto it, the dog would climb onto the sofa, into the space between the sleeping grandmother and the sofa wall, pushing the grandmother off the sofa and onto the floor. The grandmother didnt object.
This exquisite artwork captures a serene moment featuring a dog resting gracefully on a plush cushion. Rendered with meticulous attention to detail, the painting exudes a timeless elegance, highlighted by the dog’s glossy coat and relaxed posture. The background subtly recedes, allowing the subject to take center stage. The rich, earthy tones of the dog contrast harmoniously with the muted backdrop, creating an understated yet sophisticated palette. The ornate gilded frame adds a touch of opulence, enhancing the artworks stately presence. The piece masterfully balances realism with a gentle, emotive quality, inviting viewers to pause and appreciate the tranquil scene.

Materials used:

Oil

Details:

Tags:

#dog#sleeping#stormy#affectionate#personality#smart#courageous#cooperative#pointer#layma#trainable#kurzhaar
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For me, creativity is a constant process of self-knowledge and exploration of nature. I write a lot and mostly from nature. I would really like to become a part of... Read more

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