Sydney Harbour at Sunset Acrylic

“Sydney Harbour at Sunset” is an original, one of a kind, palette knife, acrylic on canvas.

This is a vibrant in colour and texture painting of iconic Sydney Harbour skyline at sunset, featuring the iconic Opera House and Harbour Bridge. The setting sun casts a golden glow on the water and the city, highlighting the architectural beauty of these landmarks. The unique sail-like design of Opera House is beautifully illuminated by the setting sun, creating a stunning silhouette against the vibrant sky.
The massive steel arch bridge adds a sense of grandeur and scale to the scene, with its own silhouette becoming more prominent as the light fades.
The warm colors of the setting sun reflect on the water, creating a magical atmosphere and enhancing the beauty of the skyline. The buildings in the background adding depth and perspective to the scene, showcasing Sydney's modern urban landscape.

This statement canvas showcases bright and dynamic kaleidoscope of colours. Crafted with many layers of vibrant hand mixed acrylic paint creating three-dimensional effect with visible palette knife marks and brushstrokes.
Each painting is my unique interpretation of the scene I wanted to capture. Expression of joy and happiness, reminding you of the places you love and treasure.

Colours I chose are mainly different shades of orange, pink, yellow with accents of purple, blue, green and brown. This colourful statement piece will transform your home.


Materials:
This painting is created using high quality materials including acrylic paints, canvas stretched on a wooden frame and non yellowing varnish for protection.

Ready to hang:
The sides of the artwork are painted purple. The painting is ready to hang which allows for immediate display on the wall without the need for additional framing.

Authentication:
This one of a kind painting is signed on the front by artist Adriana Dziuba and accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.


Shipping:

Each painting is very well packed to ensure maximum protection during transit