A small framed abstract landscape painting inspired by the Sussex coastline at night, where the last light of sunset reflects across the sea and cliffs.
Rich in colour and atmosphere, this piece combines deep blues with contrasting tones of warm light, creating a calm yet expressive composition. The layered forms suggest the cliffs and horizon, while the shifting colours capture a fleeting moment between day and night.
This original painting offers a sense of stillness and depth, making it a striking addition to a living space, whether displayed alone or as part of a wider collection.
Framed size is 31cm x 31cm.
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© Faye Bridgwater. All Rights Reserved.
A small framed abstract landscape painting inspired by the Sussex coastline at night, where the last light of sunset reflects across the sea and cliffs.
Rich in colour and atmosphere, this piece combines deep blues with contrasting tones of warm light, creating a calm yet expressive composition. The layered forms suggest the cliffs and horizon, while the shifting colours capture a fleeting moment between day and night.
This original painting offers a sense of stillness and depth, making it a striking addition to a living space, whether displayed alone or as part of a wider collection.
Framed size is 31cm x 31cm.
Shipping Details
UK shipping included in price.
International shipping costs will be added at checkout. Prices exclude any local taxes and duties.
If you would like to collect, you can select this option in the shopping basket.
All items are tracked and signed.
Please see the Shipping & Returns section for full info.
All sales subject to my Terms and Conditions.
© Faye Bridgwater. All Rights Reserved.
