Moonlight art

IVAN KONSTANTINOVICH AIVAZOVSKY1817-1900 SAILING SHIP ON A CALM SEA BY MOONLIGHTsigned with initial l.r.; further

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ArtStation - Moonlight

Moonlit Night in the Carinthian Alps by Adolf Chwala ❦ Moonlight by Michael Handt

Russian Romantic painter Ivan Aivazovsky was entranced by the wild, untameable energy of the sea, painting it in bruised blue and purple tones punctuated by white moonlight. ABYSS linen recalls the deepest tones in Aivazovsky’s brooding seascapes, a rich indigo that suggests tempestuous, brewing drama. In the face of nature’s sheer, destructive force Aivazovsky saw...

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The illustrator Dean Cornwell was so damn good that when he painted a moonlit scene, he didn't need to show the moon, or the night sky, or any sky at all. Instead, he was able to convey moonlight using his exquisite control over the hue of skin: And the reflections on those bracelets: and even his treatment of shadow: Photos courtesy of the Kelly Collection of American Illustration Cornwell wasn't following any formula. You'll never find a tube of paint labeled "moonlight." For a different…