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On the far the banks of
Bersenev Andrian- Technique
- Oil on canvas
- Dimensions
- 200 × 170 cm
- Year
- 2017
A fur-clad figure drinks from a stream below a petroglyph-carved boulder, deer grazing across the lake shore beyond.
- Style
- Realism
- Mood
- Mysterious
- Themes
- Animal · Forest · History · Landscape
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About this work
Tall pines frame a wide view over a lake, with a large granite outcrop carved with ancient petroglyphs of animals and boats dominating the middle ground; two deer graze near the shoreline birches beyond it. In the lower right a crouching figure wrapped in a dark animal skin bends to drink from a stream running off the rock, hidden among ferns.
Cool blues and greens of the lake and sky contrast with the warm grey-ochre stone at the center of the composition, all built up in thick, textured strokes typical of a northern forest palette. The arched top of the canvas and quiet, overcast light give the scene a hushed, timeless atmosphere linking present-day wilderness to its ancient inhabitants.
