Description

Escape XV is a painting of an imagined architectural composition positioned on the coast.

The arches are associated with historical architecture that was more closely connected to nature.

The lavender field is done expressively, but as a whole, viewed from a certain distance, it seems realistic. The building was made precisely in perspective.

There are three types of perspective used to create depth in the painting: linear, atmospheric, and coloristic.

The artwork is signed on the back and ready to hang.