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XX 93 - Sailors by Uli Lächelt

Painting, Acrylic on canvas
One of a kind artwork
95 x 135 x 3 cm


2020
1.600,00 €
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Original artwork description


XX 93 - Sailors by Uli Lächelt captures the dynamic essence of maritime life through a masterful painting that blends abstraction with subtle figuration. The artwork employs a rich palette dominated by deep blues, evoking the vastness and turbulence of the sea. Delicate, flowing lines outline the boat and sailors, suggesting movement and the interplay between human endeavor and nature’s forces. The composition balances spontaneity with precision, inviting contemplation of the sailors’ resilience amid the unpredictable ocean. This painting stands as a vivid exploration of nautical themes, rendered with both emotional depth and technical finesse.



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Subject

People and portraits

Style

Expressive and gestural

Orientation

Landscape

Size
95 x 135 x 3 cm
Created
2020/10/1 - 2020/12/31
Artwork number
XX · 93
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Archive Category
XX


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Canvas


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Acrylic



Frequently asked questions about this work

“XX 93 - Sailors” was created by Uli Lächelt.

The price is 1,600 EUR.

The work measures 95 x 135 cm (height x width).

The medium is Acrylic on canvas. Classified as Expressive and gestural, People and portraits.

The work was completed in 2020.

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