Oil painting Catch Peter Dobrev

№Dobr 849

"Catch" is a vibrant and dynamic oil painting that captures the essence of a bountiful day by the sea. The composition is filled with rich colors and lively brushstrokes, creating a sense of energy and abundance. The scene is set against a backdrop of a beautiful seascape with sailboats dotting the horizon, adding to the idyllic and festive atmosphere. At the center of the composition is a table laden with a variety of fresh produce and the day's catch. On the left side of the table, a bottle of wine and a glass are depicted with bold, expressive strokes. The bottle, painted in deep greens and browns, contrasts with the bright background, while the glass reflects the colors of the surroundings, adding a touch of elegance and refinement to the scene. Beside the wine bottle, several apples are scattered across the table. Their bright red and yellow hues are rendered with thick, textured brushstrokes, giving them a tactile and luscious appearance. A pedestal dish holds more apples, adding height and visual interest to the composition. On the right side of the table, a pair of large, freshly caught fish are displayed, their silvery scales glistening in the sunlight. The fish are painted with a mix of blues, grays, and whites, capturing the play of light on their wet bodies. The inclusion of the fish emphasizes the connection to the sea and the fresh bounty it provides. The background is a vibrant seascape painted in a harmonious blend of blues and greens. The water is depicted with dynamic, horizontal brushstrokes that suggest movement and depth, while the sky is rendered in softer, more pastel tones, creating a sense of distance and tranquility. Sailboats with white sails add a sense of scale and activity to the scene, reinforcing the theme of a day spent by the sea. The tablecloth, painted in a combination of warm and cool colors, mirrors the patterns and movements of the sea, tying the composition together. The interplay of light and shadow on the tablecloth adds depth and dimension to the painting, enhancing the overall sense of realism and vibrancy. "Catch" celebrates the abundance and joy of a seaside lifestyle. The vibrant colors and dynamic composition evoke a sense of festivity and appreciation for the simple pleasures of life. The painting invites viewers to imagine themselves in this idyllic setting, enjoying the fresh catch of the day and the beauty of the sea. The inclusion of both the produce and the fish highlights the connection between land and sea, and the bounty that both provide. The lively brushstrokes and bold use of color suggest a sense of spontaneity and joy, reflecting the artist's appreciation for the scene and the moment. This oil painting masterfully combines vibrant colors, dynamic brushstrokes, and a harmonious composition to create a lively and joyful still life. "Catch" captures the viewer's attention with its bold visual impact and invites them to immerse themselves in the warmth and beauty of a day by the sea. It is a delightful and uplifting piece that resonates with the joy and abundance of nature and the seaside lifestyle.

*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE "Catch"
* ARTISTS Peter Dobrev
* SIZE: 75x85 cm/'29.52x33.46 inches'
* MEDIUM oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product

About the artist: Peter Dobrev - Zaporizhzhya artist. Born on July 5, 1979, in the city of Zaporozhye.
He graduated from the Zaporozhye art school (1995). He studied art with his father. Painter.
The main industry is easel painting. He worked in the style of expressive impressionism. At creative work.
Participated in exhibitions: regional, republican (since 2003).
Personal exhibitions - in Zaporozhye (2003, 2004), Kiev (2007). Major works: “On the banks of the Dnieper” (2004),
“Rocks among the trees”, “Autumn Whirlwind” (2005), “Marina in Gurzuf” (2006), “Cossack huts”, “Zaporizhzhya Sich”, “Street in Gurzuf” (2007).
Separate canvases are stored in the Zaporizhzhya Art Museum. Lives and works in the city of Zaporozhye.

Peter Dobrev