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Two in a boat , not counting the dog (2026) Original Gouache Painting by Nadezda Stupina

41 x 33 x 2cm (unframed) / 41 x 33cm (actual image size)

£468.63

A serene moment unfolds upon a mirror-like surface. Two figures drift in a small blue boat. One wears a vibrant orange shirt. The other rests in quiet contemplation. Their reflections shimmer in the deep greens and silvery greys of the water.
The brushwork is fluid and confident. Thick strokes capture the movement of the current. Soft light filters through the background foliage. A distant white structure anchors the horizon. This scene prioritizes atmosphere over narrative. It evokes a feeling of profound stillness.
The artist blends academic precision with a decorative sensibility. Colors bleed softly into one another. The composition balances the weight of the vessel against the ethereal quality of the reflections. It is a study of light and peace. The artwork invites the viewer to pause. Every stroke contributes to a sense of immersion. The focus remains on the emotional resonance of a summer afternoon. The pale sky meets the water in a hazy, luminous blur.

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A serene moment unfolds upon a mirror-like surface. Two figures drift in a small blue boat. One wears a vibrant orange shirt. The other rests in quiet contemplation. Their reflections shimmer in the deep greens and silvery greys of the water.
The brushwork is fluid and confident. Thick strokes capture the movement of the current. Soft light filters through the background foliage. A distant white structure anchors the horizon. This scene prioritizes atmosphere over narrative. It evokes a feeling of profound stillness.
The artist blends academic precision with a decorative sensibility. Colors bleed softly into one another. The composition balances the weight of the vessel against the ethereal quality of the reflections. It is a study of light and peace. The artwork invites the viewer to pause. Every stroke contributes to a sense of immersion. The focus remains on the emotional resonance of a summer afternoon. The pale sky meets the water in a hazy, luminous blur.

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Born in Oryol in 1967 in Russia . Being an artist has been a dream since childhood . At the age of 10 , I went to... Read more

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