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Sunset of red house (2013) Original Oil Painting by Victoria Alferonok

80 x 80 x 2.5cm

£1,440.43

When I painted “Sunset of the Red House,” I aimed to capture that warm evening light that seems to gently wrap around the old building. I chose soft transitions of color in the sky to depict the slow fade of daylight into dusk. The figure of a boy in the foreground adds coziness and a touch of nostalgia—I’ve always felt that sunsets seem especially magical during childhood.

However, there is an unusual story behind this piece. Some time after I finished it, the house was torn down to make way for a new road. The title proved symbolic: the road was never actually built, and the building now exists only in my memories and on this canvas. For me, “Sunset of the Red House” became a sort of monument to the rapidly changing face of the city.

The 80×80 cm format makes this painting a focal point in any setting, while the oil technique lends depth and texture that invite extended viewing of its details. I hope this work finds someone who feels the warmth I poured into it and wishes to keep a piece of this elusive beauty.

Materials used:

Oil

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When I painted “Sunset of the Red House,” I aimed to capture that warm evening light that seems to gently wrap around the old building. I chose soft transitions of color in the sky to depict the slow fade of daylight into dusk. The figure of a boy in the foreground adds coziness and a touch of nostalgia—I’ve always felt that sunsets seem especially magical during childhood.

However, there is an unusual story behind this piece. Some time after I finished it, the house was torn down to make way for a new road. The title proved symbolic: the road was never actually built, and the building now exists only in my memories and on this canvas. For me, “Sunset of the Red House” became a sort of monument to the rapidly changing face of the city.

The 80×80 cm format makes this painting a focal point in any setting, while the oil technique lends depth and texture that invite extended viewing of its details. I hope this work finds someone who feels the warmth I poured into it and wishes to keep a piece of this elusive beauty.

Materials used:

Oil

Details:

Location Poland

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Victoria Alferonok (b. 1977, Belarus) is a Belarusian multidisciplinary artist working across painting, textiles, and sculptural objects. She graduated from the Art and Graphic Faculty of Vitebsk State University named... Read more

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