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XXV 28 - View from Wendorf over Wismar Bay by Uli Lächelt

Painting, Acrylic on canvas
One of a kind artwork
90 x 140 x 3 cm


2021
1.900,00 €
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Original artwork description


XXV 28 - View from Wendorf over Wismar Bay by Uli Lächelt is a captivating painting that masterfully blends abstraction with subtle architectural elements. The muted palette of grays and blues evokes a misty, atmospheric seascape, while delicate linear forms suggest the distant outlines of industrial structures and natural greenery along the bay. The artist’s restrained use of color and texture creates a sense of depth and reflection, inviting contemplation of the interplay between nature and human presence. This painting captures the serene yet dynamic essence of Wismar Bay, offering a poetic interpretation that balances minimalism with intricate detail. The composition’s ethereal quality and thoughtful execution make it a compelling addition to contemporary landscape art.



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Subject

Abstract and non-figurative

Style

Expressive and gestural

Orientation

Landscape

Size
90 x 140 x 3 cm
Created
2020/12/1 - 2021/01/30
Artwork number
XXV · 28
Archive Category


Substrate and Material


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Canvas


Material »

Acrylic



Frequently asked questions about this work

Who created “XXV 28 - View from Wendorf over Wismar Bay”?

“XXV 28 - View from Wendorf over Wismar Bay” was created by Uli Lächelt.

How big is “XXV 28 - View from Wendorf over Wismar Bay”?

The work measures 90 x 140 cm (height x width).

Is “XXV 28 - View from Wendorf over Wismar Bay” still available?

“XXV 28 - View from Wendorf over Wismar Bay” has already been sold.

When was “XXV 28 - View from Wendorf over Wismar Bay” made?

The work was completed in 2021.

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