Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label canvas. Show all posts

Wednesday, 10 October 2012

Oil landscape of Cadaqués, Spain


Good morning!

Today show other landscape of Spain, this time it's a small sailboat in Cadaqués a coastal town on the Costa Brava.
In this painting the main motiv is the light in this part of Spain and is also the colors of the sea and the sky.

Ruben Luis - www.rubendeluis.com
Contact: ruben@rubendeluis.com
 

Sunday, 12 June 2011

MORATALLA, MURCIA, SPAIN, OIL ON CANVAS




Hello,

Following a request I painted this painting of Moratalla, a village in the province of Murcia and that s very interesting for the ocher color seen in whole form all households.

Rubén:  ruben@rubendeluis.com



Thursday, 13 January 2011

SUNSET IN TEH BEACH, OIL ON CANVAS

Sunset is one of the times of day that I like.


Today I introduce an oil painting I just Langre beach when the sun casts its last rays reflects on the rocks of the beach.

This is one of the most beautiful beaches in Cantabria I recommend visiting.

Rubén

More information:
ruben@rubendeluis.com


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Monday, 10 May 2010

OIL PAINTING-BERMEO-SPAIN



I just finished an oil painting on canvas of a boat known as txalupas also used to get from the pier to the boats and they call attention to be stacked in many ports of northern Spain.
Rubén
http://www.rubendeluis.com/

SEASCAPE BEACH OF BILBAO, SPAIN



Today I present a new marine just finished Sopelana Beach in Bilbao.Esta Beach is known for its olas.El table is presented a view of the waves on the shore llegandoa temporal.La day is dark earth almost doing a little light to illuminate only some wet stones.
Rubén de Luis
http://www.rubendeluis.com/

Thursday, 31 December 2009

LANDSCAPE OF CASTILE, SPAIN


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Today I ´ve just finished a new painting. Its about a landscape of Castile and Leon in winter.The brown colors are soft due to lack of sun and two oak break up the monotony of the flat landscape.
More information about this and other painitngs in http://www.rubendeluis.com/