Oil painting Winter Vitaly Duhnevich
Updated September 23, 2026
| Lot number | 506 |
| Estimate | 683.00 - 975.00 USD |
| Category | Fine Art & Prints |
| Auction | Winter Landscapes Paintings |
| Date | October 13, 2026 at 9:32 AM EDT |
| Auction house | NoFrame Gallery |
| Location | London |
?Duhn 21 In "Winter", Vitaly Duhnevich captures the hushed poetry of a frozen landscape. Gnarled trees, their bare branches stark against a blanket of snow, bend as though bowing to the season's quiet force. The ground is softened with snowy hues of white, blue, and violet, while the meandering stream remains partially unfrozen—a glimmer of life beneath the cold.Using layered textures and gentle dabs of color, Duhnevich conveys not only the chill of winter, but also its serenity and introspective beauty. The subtle contrast between the delicate frost and the rugged tree trunks evokes a sense of still endurance—nature at rest, yet not defeated.Through this work, the artist expresses winter not as desolation, but as a meditative pause—a time when nature speaks in whispers, inviting us to listen more deeply. *** ABOUT THIS PAINTING *** * TITLE: "Winter" * ARTISTS: Vitaly Duhnevich * SIZE: 32x30 cm/'12.59x11.81 inches' * MEDIUM: oil, cardboard * 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 artist: Pr?fessi?n?lly tr?ined ?s ?n ?rchitect, Vitaly Duhnevich is ?n ?rtist wh? uses very unusu?l ?nd c?l?rful techniques t? pr?duce his w?rks ?f ?rt. ?ne ?f the techniques he h?s used since 1995 t? cre?te his ?rtw?rks is the s?-c?lled “degre?sed ?il” techniques. It is b?sed ?n ?n ?lder technique th?t w?s f?rmerly used in e?rly printing meth?ds. Dukhnevich’s w?rk is d?ne ?n thin c?rdb??rd ?r thick p?per ?nd the end result s?mewh?t resembles ? print. The technique is t? thin ?il p?ints n?t with ?il, but t? use ? p?int thinner – hence the “degre?sed ?il” term. This meth?d ?f p?inting m?kes it p?ssible t? c?mbine sever?l different technic?l ?ppr??ches ?nd ?ls? t? use different types ?f m?teri?ls. F?r ex?mple, it is p?ssible t? c?mbine w?terc?l?rs ?nd ?il p?ints, ?nd then t? use them in the s?me piece ?f ?rt. Use ?f this meth?d results in p?rticul?rly unusu?l w?rks. E?ch piece results in ? unique ?nd ?rigin?l piece ?f ?rt, with n? tw? pieces ?like. The techniques ?re ?ls? interesting in th?t it helps t? preserve the ?rigin?l intensity ?f c?l?rs ?nd prevents them fr?m d?rkening ?ver time. Depending ?n wh?t types ?f p?ints were used, his p?intings m?y need three t? twelve h?urs ?f drying time. Mr. Duhnevich lived in Kiev, Ukr?ine.
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