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- May 25, 2019
St. Isaak cathedral
Pervushin Yury- Technique
- Mixed media on canvas
- Dimensions
- 50 × 60 cm
- Year
- 2019
A bleached, near-monochrome view of St. Isaac's dome behind rooftops, anchored by one stark black roof shape and faint pencil-drawn architecture.
- Style
- Graphic
- Mood
- Contemplative
- Themes
- Cityscape · Architecture
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- Shipping
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EMS: 7–10 days
- Packing
Over 100 cm: rolled in a tube
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About this work
Looking across a cluster of flattened rooftops toward St. Isaac's dome and colonnade, the scene reduces the cathedral to a few pencil-thin outlines among pale geometric planes. A near-black trapezoidal roof dominates the upper right, its solid darkness set against bleached cream walls; windows, cornices and a lamppost survive only as scratched pastel lines, with one streak of orange breaking the hush.
The palette stays almost within a single cream-to-oatmeal range, broken only by that black mass and a thin ochre accent, giving the surface a scraped, sanded quality under loose pastel drawing. Light is flat and diffuse, and the half-erased linework leaves the architecture feeling recalled from memory rather than observed directly, quiet and contemplative overall.
