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Oil painting Get to the board Boris Serdyuk
Oil painting Get to the board Boris Serdyuk
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The oil painting titled "Get to the Board" captures a vibrant rural scene that reflects the hard work and simplicity of life in the countryside. At the center of the composition is a blue tractor, loaded with a massive stack of freshly harvested hay. Several farmers surround the tractor, actively engaged in the process of stacking and securing the hay, while one person stands atop the pile, directing or finishing the task. The field is painted in vivid shades of yellow and green, creating a striking contrast against the dramatic, dark clouds gathering in the sky above.The painting's atmosphere suggests an impending storm, with the sky dominated by swirling, heavy clouds in deep shades of gray and blue. The contrast between the bright, sunlit field and the dark, ominous sky adds a dynamic tension to the scene, symbolizing the constant balance between nature's beauty and its unpredictable forces. The approaching storm serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by farmers, who must work quickly to secure their harvest before the weather changes.A motorcycle with a sidecar, placed to the left of the composition, adds a nostalgic touch, evoking rural traditions and simpler times. The motorcycle, a practical mode of transportation in the countryside, highlights the blend of old and new technology in agricultural life. Its presence adds character to the scene and suggests the importance of community and shared labor in rural areas.Through "Get to the Board," the artist conveys a message of resilience, teamwork, and the timeless rhythm of rural life. The painting celebrates the hard work of farmers, who rely on both modern machinery and traditional methods to sustain their livelihoods. The contrast between the peaceful field and the stormy sky highlights the connection between humans and nature, emphasizing that life in the countryside requires both respect for and adaptability to the natural world.The vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes bring energy and movement to the scene, creating a lively, dynamic composition. The painting invites viewers to appreciate the beauty of everyday rural life and the enduring spirit of those who work the land. It serves as a tribute to the perseverance and dedication of farmers, who continue their work despite the challenges posed by nature, always striving to secure their harvest before the storm arrives.
*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Get to the board"
* ARTISTS: Boris Serdyuk
* SIZE: 60x90 cm/'23.62x35.43 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product
About the artists: Serdyuk Boris Petrovich was born on June 30, 1960 in the city of Konotop Sumy region. He graduated from the Yuri-Polish Pedagogical College (artistic and graphic department). The first exhibitions took place in Konotop in the 90's. Since 1999 - a free artist. Now lives and works in the city of Kremenchug, Poltava region.
The oil painting titled "Get to the Board" captures a vibrant rural scene that reflects the hard work and simplicity of life in the countryside. At the center of the composition is a blue tractor, loaded with a massive stack of freshly harvested hay. Several farmers surround the tractor, actively engaged in the process of stacking and securing the hay, while one person stands atop the pile, directing or finishing the task. The field is painted in vivid shades of yellow and green, creating a striking contrast against the dramatic, dark clouds gathering in the sky above.The painting's atmosphere suggests an impending storm, with the sky dominated by swirling, heavy clouds in deep shades of gray and blue. The contrast between the bright, sunlit field and the dark, ominous sky adds a dynamic tension to the scene, symbolizing the constant balance between nature's beauty and its unpredictable forces. The approaching storm serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by farmers, who must work quickly to secure their harvest before the weather changes.A motorcycle with a sidecar, placed to the left of the composition, adds a nostalgic touch, evoking rural traditions and simpler times. The motorcycle, a practical mode of transportation in the countryside, highlights the blend of old and new technology in agricultural life. Its presence adds character to the scene and suggests the importance of community and shared labor in rural areas.Through "Get to the Board," the artist conveys a message of resilience, teamwork, and the timeless rhythm of rural life. The painting celebrates the hard work of farmers, who rely on both modern machinery and traditional methods to sustain their livelihoods. The contrast between the peaceful field and the stormy sky highlights the connection between humans and nature, emphasizing that life in the countryside requires both respect for and adaptability to the natural world.The vibrant colors and bold brushstrokes bring energy and movement to the scene, creating a lively, dynamic composition. The painting invites viewers to appreciate the beauty of everyday rural life and the enduring spirit of those who work the land. It serves as a tribute to the perseverance and dedication of farmers, who continue their work despite the challenges posed by nature, always striving to secure their harvest before the storm arrives.
*** ABOUT THIS PAINTING ***
* TITLE: "Get to the board"
* ARTISTS: Boris Serdyuk
* SIZE: 60x90 cm/'23.62x35.43 inches'
* MEDIUM: oil, canvas
* HAND PAINTED: Original painting from our collection
* CONDITION: we tried to convey the maximum information with the help of photos about this product
About the artists: Serdyuk Boris Petrovich was born on June 30, 1960 in the city of Konotop Sumy region. He graduated from the Yuri-Polish Pedagogical College (artistic and graphic department). The first exhibitions took place in Konotop in the 90's. Since 1999 - a free artist. Now lives and works in the city of Kremenchug, Poltava region.
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