Oil painting Sunny winter day Alexander Cherednichenko

№AAA3289

"Sunny Winter Day" is a vibrant and textured oil painting that captures the serene beauty of a bright, sunny winter day. The artist skillfully uses a rich color palette and expressive brushstrokes to convey the crispness of the snow and the warmth of the sunlight, creating a vivid depiction of a winter landscape. The painting features a harmonious blend of cool and warm colors. Shades of blue and white dominate the snow-covered ground, while warm tones of brown, orange, and red depict the trees and the distant landscape. The use of impasto technique, where paint is applied thickly, adds a three-dimensional texture, making the snow appear almost tangible and the trees more lifelike. The composition draws the viewer's eye from the foreground of snow-covered ground to the background of trees and sky. The landscape is depicted with a sense of depth, leading the viewer's gaze into the distance where the sky meets the earth. The painting effectively captures the contrast between the bright, reflective snow and the darker, shaded areas of the trees. The sky is painted in light shades of blue with hints of violet and white, suggesting a clear, sunny winter day. The light colors of the sky contrast beautifully with the dark branches of the trees. The foreground is dominated by thick, textured layers of white and blue, representing the snow. The artist’s use of varied brushstrokes and colors captures the light and shadow on the snow, adding depth and realism to the scene. The trees and vegetation are depicted with warm, earthy tones, providing a stark contrast to the cool colors of the snow. The textured brushstrokes give the trees a sense of volume and density, while the use of different colors adds a dynamic, lively quality to the landscape. The mood of the painting is one of tranquility and clarity. The bright sunlight reflected off the snow creates a feeling of warmth and joy, despite the cold winter setting. The use of vibrant colors and dynamic brushstrokes conveys a sense of life and movement, even in the stillness of winter. "Sunny Winter Day" can be interpreted as a celebration of the beauty of winter. The artist’s use of color and texture captures the essence of a sunny winter day, conveying both the coldness of the snow and the warmth of the sunlight. The painting invites the viewer to appreciate the serene beauty and subtle contrasts found in a winter landscape. The painting speaks to the universal experience of winter, where the cold is softened by the warmth of the sun, and the stillness is filled with subtle movements and colors. It encourages the viewer to find joy and beauty in the simplicity of a sunny winter day, where nature is both quiet and alive.

*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Sunny winter day"
* ARTISTS: Alexander Cherednichenko
* SIZE: 9.5x26 cm/'3.74x10.23 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, cardboard
* 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 artists: Alexander Nikolaevich Cherednichenko was born on February 26, 1958 in Lozovaya, Kharkiv region. He graduated from the Kharkov State Art School (1977) and the Kharkov Art and Industry Institute (1982). Participant of international, foreign, republican, regional exhibitions .. Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine (1992). Honored Artist of Ukraine (2004). Works are kept in the Directorate of exhibitions of the Ministry of Culture of Ukraine, Sumy Regional Art Museum, Chuguev Picture Gallery, Shostka, Konotop, Romensky (Sumy Region) and Lozovsky (Kharkiv Region) Local History Museums, Museum of Russian Art (Kiev), Cheboksary State Art Museum (Chuvashia, Russia), Cultural Heritage Foundation (St. Petersburg, Russia), P.Tychyny State Museum-Apartment (Kiev), in private collections in Ukraine and the states of Europe, Asia, America, Australia.
Most paintings are depicted in the genre of still life and landscape: landscapes of Western Ukraine, Chernihiv, Georgia, and Karelia. In his writings, the artist depicted Ukrainian folk life.