Magyar Szürke Sold
2025, Oil , Post-Impressionism
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This expressive oil painting explores the quiet tension between human presence and animal strength. A monumental Hungarian Grey cattle (Magyar Szürke) dominates the foreground, its pale hide and sweeping horns rendered in thick, textured strokes. Behind it stands a solitary figure in dark, earthy tones—part guardian, part witness—set against a background of muted greens and browns. Layered brushwork and a fragmented composition create a sense of movement and memory, evoking rural landscapes and ancestral ties to the land.
- Country Ukraine
- Year 2025
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- Physical canvas 76cm x 106cm
Ukrainian painter Sasha Demyter began his artistic training in the private studio of Mykolaiv artist Hennadii Pluzhnyk, later refining his practice in group studios and under the guidance of artist Inna Andrazhevska.
His works earned him membership in the Youth Association of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, where he actively participates in nationwide exhibitions. Today, he lives and works in Kyiv.
Notable Works Demyter’s practice spans portraits, still lifes, and landscapes. Among his recognized pieces are Verep, Kyiv I, Forest Landscape I, Portrait of Yana I, and the series Svoie. His still lifes — including Still Life with a Pomegranate, Still Life with Protea, Still Life with Light Drapery, and Still Life with White Glass — highlight his sensitivity to form and atmosphere. His drawing series also features portraits such as Yana I, Yana II, Svoie I, and Svoie II. His works are available for purchase through direct sale or auction via his digital storefront.
Artistic Style Demyter’s visual language combines influences from the French post-impressionist group Les Nabis and the British school of precise, contemplative figuration, particularly Euan Uglow and Diarmuid Kelley. The meticulous attention to corporeality and perception found in Ann Gale’s work also plays a significant role in shaping his approach.
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