A Fiery Evening

A Fiery Evening

In this captivating acrylic painting, the viewer is transported to a bustling city street at dusk, where the vibrant energy of urban life is captured in bold, expressive strokes. Executed entirely with a palette knife, the painting eschews traditional blending techniques in favor of a dynamic and abstract approach that adds a sense of movement and immediacy to the scene.

As the golden evening light casts its warm glow across the street, the cars and buildings are bathed in a luminous haze that heightens the sense of drama and atmosphere. Some cars rush towards the viewer, their headlights blazing like beacons in the gathering darkness, while others recede into the distance, their taillights fading into the twilight.

Amidst the hustle and bustle of the city, buildings and shops line the street, their details rendered in hazy, indistinct forms that add to the dreamlike quality of the scene. Though recognizable as urban landmarks, they are transformed by the artist's bold use of color and texture, blurring the line between realism and abstraction.

With its vibrant colors and dynamic composition, this acrylic painting captures the essence of urban life in all its frenetic energy and bustling activity. Whether viewed up close or from a distance, it invites the viewer to immerse themselves in the sights and sounds of the city, and to revel in the beauty of its fleeting moments.

Paper Size

9" X 12"

Material

- Stillman and Birn Nova beige-toned paper

- Acrylic Paint

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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