A Cozy Lane in Castellabate, Italy

A Cozy Lane in Castellabate, Italy

In this enchanting pen, ink, and watercolor painting, the viewer is transported to the picturesque streets of the Italian town of Castellabate, where history and beauty converge in a timeless embrace. A cobbled lane winds its way through a majestic stone archway, its rugged surface worn smooth by the passage of countless footsteps over the centuries.

To the left of the lane, a weathered wooden door stands sentinel against the ancient stone wall, its rich hues bathed in the warm embrace of sunlight. Beyond the door lies a small courtyard, drenched in golden light and beckoning the viewer to explore its hidden treasures.

As the lane stretches into the distance, a flight of stairs rises to meet a shadowy doorway in the building opposite, its details obscured by the deepening shadows of twilight. Yet, even in the darkness, the ornamental streetlamp affixed to the wall casts a soft glow upon the scene, adding a touch of old-world charm to the rustic beauty of the surroundings.

With each brushstroke and pen line, the artist captures the essence of Castellabate's timeless allure, inviting the viewer to lose themselves in its winding streets and sun-drenched courtyards. Whether wandering the lanes or basking in the warmth of the Mediterranean sun, the painting evokes a sense of wonder and enchantment that lingers long after the canvas is left behind.

Paper Size

9" X 12"

Material

- Stillman and Birn Nova beige-toned paper

- Pen, ink and watercolor

Uniqueness guarantee

This product is one of a kind and there are no duplicates of this painting. 

Framing options

This painting is available in a fiberglass 1" frame with clear glass. You may choose to have a 0.5" mount.

     Frame color options: Black / White / Brown

     Mount color options: Black / White / Brown / Grey

Please convey your choice of the mount and frame after you place the order by email at shirish@huesandtones.net

Disclaimer

The painting is done on a paper/canvas, while you are watching it on a backlit screen. Due to the inherent differences between these two media, the actual colors may differ slightly (but not too much) from the picture displayed here.

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