Traffic on the Sevastopolsky bridge III
This is the third take on the traffic scene from Sevastopolsky bridge in Kyiv. My dad just visited here in London and when I called to see if he got home all right, first thing that came up: going though traffic in Kyiv took more time then the Kyiv-London flight! This bridge is one of the most notorious places known for it’s jams.
Kyiv art scene update: go visit Art-Kyiv at the Ukrainian house until 8th Nov. Over top 40 galleries represent their best goods on 5 floors of the former Lenin museum at the very top of Khrescahtyk.
2008 oil on panel 15×15 cm SOLD
Tags: painting, painting-a-day, post-Soviet, traffic in Kyiv
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November 6th, 2008 at 1:21 pm
What a wonderful artist you are! I can just hear the low growl of traffic and there seems to be a touch of ice in the darkening twilight. I love your work and am so thrilled to have found your blog!
November 7th, 2008 at 12:52 am
uh – traffic! But it takes time as well to go through London on the tube…But it’s better then traffic jams of course!
November 7th, 2008 at 11:48 am
Thank you, Tessa
Alexandra, I swear by my bike – there is no better way to get across London, forget jams and the tube!