Village in the Carpathian Mountains | 16" x 20"
$3,195.00
About the Artwork
Village in the Carpathian Mountains is a 16" x 20" oil painting by Peter Shostak on canvas.
A rural village is nestled in the rolling hills of the secluded Carpathian Mountains. In the foreground, a snow-covered cottage sits peacefully alongside a haystack surrounded by a small herd of sheep. The backdrop of expansive hills, blanketed in soft snow and framed by the majestic mountains, creates a tranquil scene that captures the simplicity of rural life during the winter season. The soft pastel sky above suggests the gentle fading of daylight, adding warmth to the cool winter landscape. The painting evokes a sense of calm and nostalgia, bringing to life the peaceful isolation of a Carpathian village.
Dimensions and Details
- Size: 16" x 20" on a traditional canvas
- Medium: Oil on canvas
- Display: Framed with a sleek black frame to highlight the vibrant colours of the winter night scene
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