Capul Caliacra
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From the collection of National Museum of Art of Romania
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From the collection of National Museum of Art of Romania
Dominant colour
Capul Caliacra is an unspecified by Kimon Loghi, held at National Museum of Art of Romania.
This painting shows a rocky coastline with jagged cliffs and deep blue water. The rocks are painted in rough, peachy-orange strokes, while the water has quick, dark brushmarks. In the distance, a faint outline of land and a few trees appear, but the focus stays on the wild, uneven shapes of the cliffs. The thick, textured brushstrokes make the rocks look almost three-dimensional. It’s like the artist scraped paint to create the rough surface, giving it a tactile feel. If you like this style, look up impasto.
Kimon Loghi painted bright, sunlit scenes of people at leisure by the sea. In 1903 he showed “Balada” and later captured bathers in “Femei la scăldat,” set a beach near Concarneau in “Plajă la Beg - Meil,” and printed…
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