TOP OF SUMMER. RURAL IDYLIA

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Artwork Details

Medium Mixed Media, Canvas, Ready to hang
Dimensions 30in (W) x 40in (H) x 1in (D)
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Artwork Description

Original oil and acrylic large abstract landscape painting on canvas stretched on a wooden frame. Pre-Appalachian landscape.
This artwork is a vibrant, abstract landscape painting. It uses a thick impasto technique, with bold, textured strokes of paint that create a mosaic of colors and shapes. Predominant hues are various shades of green, blue, and yellow, which define fields, hills, and possibly a small village scene. The sky occupies the top portion of the painting and is filled with patches of blue and light purples, suggesting a dynamic and atmospheric depth. The style is expressive and contemporary, focusing more on the feeling and movement rather than realistic representation.
Master-quality material has been used. Heavy impasto builds with brushes and pallet knives. Using oil over the acrylic technique allows for achieving the brightness of colors and richness of texture. Edges of the painting are covered with archival white linen tape for a clean contemporary look. No need for framing. It is ready to hang. Signed on the back.
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Artist Bio

Ruslan Khais is a Philadelphia-based artist working predominantly in the genre of Abstract Landscape.
Not restricting himself to a single style, Khais freely moves into more representational or purely abstract works that, at times, merge into Surrealism. The French Impressionists and artists of the Hudson River School are his main influences and inspiration.
A graduate of the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, Khais has participated in numerous group shows and solo exhibitions. He's also received awards from the Philadelphia Sketch Club, PAFA Alumni Association, Berks County Art Alliance, Berman Museum, the Vermont Studio Center, and others. His work is also held in several corporate and private collections.