Peisaj marin
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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
Peisaj marin is an unspecified by Kimon Loghi, held at National Museum of Art of Romania.
This painting shows a rocky shoreline meeting calm blue water. A few small boats float in the distance, and a hilly landmass sits far off. The sky is light and fluffy, with soft brushstrokes blending the clouds. The artist used thick, textured strokes—especially on the rocks and sky—to create a sense of depth. It looks like they built up layers of paint to catch the light. Try looking up impasto to see how this technique works in other paintings.
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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