Mer de Lumières Hivernales II | 16" x 48"
About the Artwork
Mers de Lumière Hivernals II is a 16" x 48" oil painting on aluminum composite panel by Nathalie Lapointe. The title translates to "Sea of Winter Lights," a radiant glow of distant city lights, which cast a warm, vivid reflection over the cold and darkened terrain. Interspersed within this darkness are strokes and dabs of contrasting warm colours: amber, golden yellow, and soft whites representing a distant city's twinkling lights, offering warmth and a hint of activity amidst the serene desolation of the colder season.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 16" x 48"
- Medium: Oil on Aluminum Composite Panel
- Display: This painting is on a 1.75" deep profile aluminum composite panel, mounted on kilned dried wood with finished black edges. The listed price includes a 1/2" gallery black shadow box frame, ordered at purchase.
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