Frosty morning
Volodymyr Glukhomanyuk
Series “The Golden Age” Part #5
60 x 90 cm
Oil on canvas
Two majestic ships are at anchor on a quiet roadstead, steam rising from their pipes, blending smoothly with the fresh winter air. The atmosphere is filled with a sense of calm and anticipation as the city’s buildings line the horizon, their silhouettes softened by the morning light. Fragments of ice floe drift lazily on the water, adding to the unearthly beauty of the sight. The surface of the water reflects the heavy hulls of the ships, creating a mesmerizing play of light and reflections. This painting invites the viewer to plunge into the carefree atmosphere of a seaside town on a frosty morning.
Architect, Artist, Marine Painter
Volodymyr was born in 1964 in Kyiv. An architect and artist by profession, he graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in 1988. As a certified architect, he has practiced in Ukraine, collaborating with international architectural firms, and he operates his own architectural studio. As an artist, Volodymyr works with traditional drawing techniques and has developed his own unique palette knife painting style.
Description
Series “The Golden Age” Part #5
60 x 90 cm
Oil on canvas
Two majestic ships are at anchor on a quiet roadstead, steam rising from their pipes, blending smoothly with the fresh winter air. The atmosphere is filled with a sense of calm and anticipation as the city’s buildings line the horizon, their silhouettes softened by the morning light. Fragments of ice floe drift lazily on the water, adding to the unearthly beauty of the sight. The surface of the water reflects the heavy hulls of the ships, creating a mesmerizing play of light and reflections. This painting invites the viewer to plunge into the carefree atmosphere of a seaside town on a frosty morning.
