Burnett - Paris in red

Original oil painting on canvas, part of the artist's collection.
Unique work, created entirely by hand.
Signed manually on the front (bottom right).

Title: Paris in red
Year: 2024
Technique: Oil on canvas

Dimensions of the painted part: 52 × 42 cm
The canvas includes an additional white margin of about 3 cm per side, not included in the indicated measurements, intended to facilitate potential framing or mounting.

The painting depicts a evocative Parisian street scene, captured in a moment of dynamic everyday life, immersed in a picturesque urban landscape between elegant architecture and passers-by in motion.
The scene evokes a vibrant atmosphere and at the same time a subtle nostalgia, like a moment stolen from a rainy and fascinating day in the French capital.
The tones, played with strong contrasts and vibrant touches of color, fuse with the ripples of the painting, creating an enveloping and expressive atmosphere. The light, a vital element of the work, reflects on the wet pavement and outlines the figures, enhancing the volumes and giving great depth to the city composition.
The reference to post-impressionist tradition combines with a tactile and spontaneous energy, giving life to an evocative image that speaks of metropolitan life, movement and urban poetry.
In person, the chromatic intensity and the marked tactile quality of the painting surface emerge with extraordinary strength — characterized by thick layers of color and spatula strokes — three-dimensional elements that give soul to the work and that are difficult to perceive in all their beauty through a simple photograph.

Conditions: new work, perfectly preserved, never restored.

Shipping: the painting will be carefully rolled and shipped inside a professional rigid tube, suitable for transporting works of art.

Note: colors may vary slightly depending on the device used. The live viewing allows full appreciation of the color quality and painterly texture.

The included ambient images are for illustrative purposes only, to show how the work can be inserted into a living environment.