In his unique style, artist Kolokolov A. captured a moment in the life of an old harbor on canvas. This painting, “ Warm evening in Copenhagen,” is not just a realistic depiction of a city by the water; it is more of a poetic reflection on time, on the connection between man and the sea, on the quiet beauty of the everyday. Here, every brushstroke is filled with a love for detail and a deep understanding of the atmosphere of this place.

The focal point of the composition is the fishing boats nestled in the quiet harbor. They are the main characters of this landscape. Each boat is unique, with its own character and history. We see old, time-worn vessels, with patches on the sides, with peeling paint. These boats are like living witnesses of a bygone era, they remember the sound of the surf, the cries of seagulls, the hard work of fishermen. Their close proximity creates a sense of coziness and security.

In the background, like scenery, rises a wall of old houses. Their architecture is simple and unpretentious, but that is where their charm lies. Each house is a separate world, with its own windows, doors, balconies. The houses are painted in pastel colors, creating a sense of softness and warmth. They seem to be huddled together to keep warm on cold winter days. These houses are not just buildings; they are part of the history of this city, a memory of the people who lived and worked here.

Kolokolov uses a rich but muted color scheme. Gray, brown, and ochre tones predominate, creating a sense of tranquility and serenity. There are no bright, screaming colors in the painting; everything here is subject to harmony and balance. The artist skillfully uses chiaroscuro, creating volume and depth.

This is a large painting measuring 60x100 cm that leaves a feeling of warmth and coziness. It can be hung on the wall to decorate the interior of an apartment, house, office, restaurant, or hotel.