Original artwork description:
Two pulleys and the rope, on the edge of a sailboat, on a very blue sea. An oil on canvas of hyperrealistic style. A modern work, all in finesse, with color. Red contrasting with blue
A close-up of part of the boat, a detailed work.
Patrick Chevailler loves the sea, navigation and the underwater world. He paints figuratively in great detail. He was even recognized as one of the world's six best underwater painting artists.
Materials used:
Oil on canvas
Tags:
#seascape #red #ocean #realism #hyperrealism #sailing boat #sail boat #sails #hypperealistic #mastsTwo red deadeyes (2021)
Oil painting
by Patrick chevailler
11 Artist Reviews
£683.82 Sold
- Oil painting on Canvas
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 30 x 45 x 2cm (unframed)
- Ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Photorealistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Original artwork description
Two pulleys and the rope, on the edge of a sailboat, on a very blue sea. An oil on canvas of hyperrealistic style. A modern work, all in finesse, with color. Red contrasting with blue
A close-up of part of the boat, a detailed work.
Patrick Chevailler loves the sea, navigation and the underwater world. He paints figuratively in great detail. He was even recognized as one of the world's six best underwater painting artists.
Materials used:
Oil on canvas
Tags:
#seascape #red #ocean #realism #hyperrealism #sailing boat #sail boat #sails #hypperealistic #mastsReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (11)
This artwork is sold by Patrick chevailler from France
Patrick chevailler
France
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Born in Bordeaux, a region of France known more for wine than art, Patrick Chevailler grew up admiring the paintings of his father, thinking he would never be able to... Read more
