Original work, hand-signed by contemporary Ukrainian artist Vladimir Petriv, graduate of the National Academy of Arts in Lviv (1992). The painting captures an animated autumn scene in Paris, rendered in a warm and vibrant post-impressionist style, with expressive brushstrokes and a nostalgic atmosphere. There is a little bump on canvas, as seen in the last image but it does not affect the overall atmosphere of the painting, as it is visible only on the back of the canvas. Technical details: Technique: Oil on canvas Dimensions: 35x25 cm Year: 2024 The work is covered with protective varnish Sold without a frame Petriv is known for his lively city scenes, and his works can be found in private collections in Europe, the USA and Canada. Online presence on Artmajeur. Perfect for art lovers looking for a warm and elegant piece with a Parisian air. Collector's benefits The acquisition of a work of art is never merely the act of obtaining an object. The painting or sculpture you add to your collection becomes a catalyst for experiences and emotions—a window through which you access delicate worlds and nuances that words cannot express. Art has the power to generate well-being, to transform an ordinary space into one imbued with meaning and harmony, where the presence of a work continually evokes emotion and inspiration. Moreover, art initiates dialogue. A piece can raise questions, spark conversations about culture, history, philosophy, or even the human condition. It becomes a universal language, capable of bringing together people from different backgrounds and creating both intellectual and emotional connections between viewers. At the same time, art offers a ticket into an elite social and intellectual sphere. This is not about snobbery, but about belonging to a world of those who appreciate sensitivity, refinement, and the depth of aesthetic perception. To own art is to join a tradition of collectors and viewers who have understood the true value of beauty and authentic creativity. Thus, investing in art transcends the material dimension: it nourishes the mind and the soul, offers memorable experiences, and creates a privileged framework for interaction. Buying art is not just acquiring a piece—it means opening a gateway to a universe of values, emotions, and relationships that enrich life in subtle yet profound ways.