A carved wooden house with blue shutters and a tower-terem — a rare breed of merchant Art Nouveau that miraculously survived to this day in Kimry. The painting was made from a plein-air sketch: a town that many don’t even know about turns out to preserve genuine wooden mansions, as if stepped off the pages of a fairy tale — yet entirely real.
This painting was created from plein air sketches. It was exhibited at the Kimry Art Gallery in Kimry, Russia.
The edges of the painting are painted, so it can be hung on the wall without a framing. Hanging hardware included. Please note that colours and saturation may differ from the — the monitor's setting can affect them too.
