Alley in the Shadow of Autumn Heat | 48" x 24"
$2,950.00
About the Artwork
Alley in the Shadow of Autumn Heat by Sacha Barrette. The acrylic on canvas painting, measuring 48" x 24", vividly captures the essence of a Montreal urban alley in autumn. Showcasing deep and warm shades of alizarin crimson and burnt sienna, beautifully illustrating the sun's warmth. Brighter tones of cadmium, yellow and orange highlight the vivid hues of autumn leaves, while cooler shades of ultramarine blue and grey add depth and create the illusion of shadows in the alleyway. The painting is a confident blend of warm and cool tones and that is uniquely Barrette's expressive charm.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 48" x 24"
- 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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