A reclining woman with closed eyes rests among green and golden textiles in “Knighty night endgames” by Mariya Yugina. Her arms are raised around her head, while bent legs create a rhythm of diagonals across the painting. Warm peach, orange and pink tones shape the skin, contrasting with the fabric’s deep olive-green folds.
Part of a chessboard appears on the right, with a few dark green chess pieces on the pale surface beside the figure. The regular squares provide a geometric counterpoint to the body’s curves and the flowing textiles. Angular fields of colour shape the face, hands and fabric, giving the scene a stylised expression.
The title’s wordplay and chess details suggest a story of games, thought and a pause after concentration. Closed eyes lend the scene calm, while the composition’s diagonals maintain a sense of movement. The wide 80 × 60 cm format emphasises the reclining pose and the interplay between figure, fabric and chess imagery.
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Knighty night endgames (80x60cm)
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Mariya Yugina.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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A reclining woman with closed eyes rests among green and golden textiles in “Knighty night endgames” by Mariya Yugina. Her arms are raised around her head, while bent legs create a rhythm of diagonals across the painting. Warm peach, orange and pink tones shape the skin, contrasting with the fabric’s deep olive-green folds.
Part of a chessboard appears on the right, with a few dark green chess pieces on the pale surface beside the figure. The regular squares provide a geometric counterpoint to the body’s curves and the flowing textiles. Angular fields of colour shape the face, hands and fabric, giving the scene a stylised expression.
The title’s wordplay and chess details suggest a story of games, thought and a pause after concentration. Closed eyes lend the scene calm, while the composition’s diagonals maintain a sense of movement. The wide 80 × 60 cm format emphasises the reclining pose and the interplay between figure, fabric and chess imagery.
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