Blue Hour on the Alster (Seagulls)

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Small light study in oil on cardboard with a scene on the Inner Alster: Three seagulls hovering over the glass roof of a stall just before dusk. The curved glass roof reflects the blue mood of the sky and the movement of a seagull hovering over the roof as it approaches.

Frame:	Thin profile (white)
Größe:	30 x 30 cm
Technique & Materials:	Oil on canvas cardboard

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