Golden Valley | 24" x 40"
$2,800.00
About the Artwork
Golden Valley is a 24" x 40" mixed media painting by David Graff, created on panel. David Graff's artwork often elicits a sense of wonder and introspection in the viewer. Upon closer inspection, one can appreciate the subtlety of his gilding work as the golden hues seamlessly blend into the smoky shades of the tree line, creating a lustrous backdrop that evokes the first light of dawn over a still valley. The painting's rich textures are emphasized from the side angles, with the gilded elements reflecting light and adding depth and contrast. The interplay of light and dark, grounded by the intricate textures of the forest and elevated by the radiant sky, creates a balanced and harmonious scene.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 24" x 40"
- Medium: Mixed Media on Panel
- Display: The artist used a 2" deep profile panel with finished edges intended to be displayed unframed.
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