The City by Lamplight | 48" x 36"
About the Artwork
The City by Lamplight is a 48" x 36" acrylic painting by Irene Gendelman created on canvas. The painting depicts a lively yet serene streetscape, with pedestrians strolling under ornate lampposts that cast a soft golden light on the wet pavement. The grandeur of the city's architecture is evident in the full view, with buildings that gracefully rise into a sky filled with the soft hues of dawn or dusk. The lamplight adds depth and dimension to the scene, creating silhouettes that draw the viewer's eye down the path. A close-up detail showcases Gendelman's use of texture and bold strokes that give the work a dynamic sense of movement. The colours are rich and varied, with the lamplights' golden hues contrasting with the shadows' blues and purples. The autumnal trees in orange and red add vibrancy to the composition, suggesting a season of change.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 48" x 36"
- Medium: Acrylic on Canvas
- Display: The painting features finished black edges. It may be hung framed or unframed; however, the value does not include a frame.
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