Night city lights. by Vita Schagen

Painting, Oil on canvas
One of a kind artwork
50 x 40 x 1.5 cm


2026
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Night city lights.
This original cityscape painting captures a moonlit urban street with glowing lights, wet reflections, and shadowy figures moving through the evening in blue grey, silver, black, and warm golden tones. Its loose brushwork and cinematic atmosphere make it a strong choice for collectors who love night city scenes, rainy streets, and expressive impressionist art. Perfect for a living room, hallway, office, or modern interior, this artwork brings mood, light, and a sophisticated urban character to the space.
-oil painting on stretched canvas, ready to hang, all sides are painted.
-40×50×1,5cm.


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Subject

Architecture and cityscapes

Orientation

Portrait

Size
50 x 40 x 1.5 cm, 0.4 kg
Created
2025 - 2026
Artwork is painted over the edge
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Substrate and Material


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Oilcolor



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Frequently asked questions about this work

Who created “Night city lights.”?

“Night city lights.” was created by Vita Schagen.

How big is “Night city lights.”?

The work measures 50 x 40 cm (height x width).

Is “Night city lights.” still available?

“Night city lights.” has already been sold.

When was “Night city lights.” made?

The work was completed in 2026.

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