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'Heavy swells , Hermanus' - James Yates

'Heavy swells , Hermanus' - James Yates

Regular price R22,500.00 ZAR
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Dimensions: 38 x 76 cm (15 x 30 in)

Medium: Oil on canvas

 

This striking original oil painting by contemporary artist James Yates masterfully encapsulates the raw, untamed essence of the Hermanus coastline in South Africa. Titled Heavy Swells, Hermanus, the piece is a significant example of modern marine landscape painting, specifically targeting collectors searching for dynamic ocean art and high-quality South African coastal depictions.

The composition, measuring 38 cm (Height) x 76 cm (Width), presents a powerful juxtaposition of fluid movement and stoic geological form. Yates employs a skilled application of oil paint to create heavily textured, energetic surfaces, characteristic of expressionist landscape work. The focal point is the dramatic Atlantic surf, captured mid-surge. Tones of deep jade, brilliant turquoise, and luminous teal in the rising wave are rendered with a translucent quality, highlighting the water’s sublime power just moments before the crest breaks into a brilliant spray of churning white foam.

Dark, resolute coastal rocks dominate the immediate foreground, serving as a visual anchor and creating a profound sense of scale and depth. The horizon is framed by the subtle, cool-toned silhouettes of distant mountains, which reinforce the feeling of natural grandeur and expansive, open space. This artwork functions as a commanding statement piece; an investment for collectors seeking original, evocative art that brings the majesty and exhilarating power of the South African sea into a contemporary interior. Discover premium, original coastal art for sale and explore the vibrant South African landscape captured by James Yates.

 

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