Warm Alley Autumn Breeze | 24" x 48"
$2,950.00
About the Artwork
Warm Alley Autumn Breeze by Sacha Barrette is a vivid celebration of urban autumn, and Sacha's skill in portraying the vibrancy of cityscapes is evident. Skillfully using a variety of colours to create a warm and deep tapestry that perfectly encapsulates the beauty of autumn. The painting is alive with deep cadmium reds, rich burnt siennas, and luminous yellow ochres, all creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. The ultramarine blues have been used delicately to provide a cool contrast and enhance the feeling of a crisp autumn breeze. Barrette's deft brushstrokes add a dynamic texture to the scene, suggesting the rustling of leaves and the play of light and shadow.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 24" x 48"
- Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
- Display: Sacha wraps his image around the sides of the canvas, and this piece is intended to be displayed unframed.
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