Purple and violet. Bakhchisarai, Khan's Palace by Yuriy Khymych

Purple and violet. Bakhchisarai, Khan's Palace 1962

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abstract painting

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graffiti art

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impressionist painting style

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street art

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urban cityscape

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fluid art

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acrylic on canvas

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street graffiti

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urban art

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building

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digital portrait

"Purple and violet. Bakhchisarai, Khan's Palace" is a 1962 painting by Ukrainian artist Yuriy Khymych. The artwork, which is 40 x 60 cm in size, depicts a street scene in Bakhchisarai, Crimea, with a focus on the Khan's Palace. The scene is rendered in a vibrant palette of purple and violet hues with accents of yellow and orange, reflecting the light of the setting sun. The architectural details of the buildings, particularly the minarets, are simplified, creating a sense of tranquility and a sense of mystery. The painting captures the essence of the historical city of Bakhchisarai, known for its beautiful architecture and rich culture.

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