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© Jean MartelAbstract Blue City (2024)
by Jean MartelCanvas / Oil on Canvas•Abstract
24.02 × 18.11 × 1.97 in | 61 × 46 × 5 cm
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This artwork features an abstract composition dominated by stylized architectural forms in shades of blue and violet. The slender, intertwined structures suggest an imaginary city immersed in a misty, mysterious atmosphere. The color gradient, transitioning from deep blue at the bottom to lighter violet at the top, imparts a sense of depth and nocturnal calm. The technique appears to be oil or acrylic painting, characterized by soft outlines and subtle blending of hues.
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24.02 × 18.11 × 1.97 in | 61 × 46 × 5 cm · Huile sur toile · Toile
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