Pale birch trunks stand beside the water in “Birch branch” by Mantas Naulickas. Their dark bark markings are clearly defined, while branches spread across the painting to form a canopy of green and blue-green leaves. Through the foliage, the view opens towards the water and the lush bank beyond.
Sunlight falls on the grass in vivid yellow-green patches, alternating with long shadows cast by the trees. Reflections of the surrounding vegetation mingle with pale blue areas and darker tones on the water. The detailed trunks bring the foreground close, while the course of the water draws the eye further into the landscape.
Mantas Naulickas describes the shade of a birch as a wonderful place to sit, rest and dream. This thought echoes the painting’s peaceful atmosphere and its view from a shaded spot beside the water. The wide 120 × 70 cm format gives space to both the distinctive bark and the openness of the landscape.
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- Original oil painting on canvas by Mantas Naulickas.
- 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.
- "The shade of birch is the most wonderful place to sit, rest and dream..." Mantas
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Pale birch trunks stand beside the water in “Birch branch” by Mantas Naulickas. Their dark bark markings are clearly defined, while branches spread across the painting to form a canopy of green and blue-green leaves. Through the foliage, the view opens towards the water and the lush bank beyond.
Sunlight falls on the grass in vivid yellow-green patches, alternating with long shadows cast by the trees. Reflections of the surrounding vegetation mingle with pale blue areas and darker tones on the water. The detailed trunks bring the foreground close, while the course of the water draws the eye further into the landscape.
Mantas Naulickas describes the shade of a birch as a wonderful place to sit, rest and dream. This thought echoes the painting’s peaceful atmosphere and its view from a shaded spot beside the water. The wide 120 × 70 cm format gives space to both the distinctive bark and the openness of the landscape.
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