Positano Deep Blue Water Oil Painting on Canvas, Intense Reflections and Modern Impressionist Mood

Positano deep blue water oil painting on canvas, created in a modern impressionist style. The scene explores deep blue waters with luminous reflections and layered tonal depth. Rich blues blend with indigo and turquoise accents, forming a calm yet intense visual rhythm. Subtle light movements animate the surface, suggesting coastal silence and open space. The composition feels immersive and balanced, inviting the viewer into a refined Italian coastal atmosphere.

In a square format, the painting takes shape through a textured art approach using the impasto technique with palette knife and brush. Thick oil layers interact with light, enhancing movement, material depth, and tactile presence. This Italian coastal landscape painting brings atmosphere and character to interior spaces, making it ideal for refined homes and collectors who appreciate expressive surface and contemporary impressionist language.

Artwork Details

  • Title: Positano – Amalfi Coast
  • Size: 36×36″ (91×91 cm)
  • Medium: Original hand-painted oil painting on canvas
  • Style: Textured Modern Impressionist Art
  • Shipped: Rolled – Stretched – Framed
  • Creation time: 2–3 weeks from order date
  • Shipping with DHL Express, worldwide delivery
  • Certificate of Authenticity included
  • Each artwork is signed by the artist
  • 15-day full money-back guarantee
  • For US Customers: No Import Duties & Taxes (DDP)

 

Made Upon Order
I hand-paint each artwork with care, ensuring a unique and exclusive piece. Once finished, I will send you a photo for approval before shipping.

 

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Price range: $ 469.00 through $ 829.00

Positano Deep Blue Water Oil Painting on Canvas, Intense Reflections and Modern Impressionist Mood