Scenic Paintings
Landscape painting reached its peak in various eras and regions, with three main phases standing out: the Golden Age of Dutch Painting (17th century), Romanticism (late 18th and early 19th century), and the Barbizon School and Impressionism (mid to late 19th century). Each of these phases uniquely contributed to the development and popularity of landscape painting, significantly shaping art history. Now, Steffen Kindt, who views the landscape through PopEyes, continues this tradition.
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Helgoland in sight!
The natural beauty of Helgoland is breathtaking. The island offers spectacular views of the sea and the red sandstone cliffs. The steep coast provides an ideal habitat for numerous seabirds. Every spring, thousands of birds, including the well-known gannets and common murres, nest on the cliffs. Additionally, the island is surrounded by rich marine biodiversity, making it a popular spot for divers.
Original:
Acryl on Canvas, 100 x 150 cm
This painting is available as a Fine Art Print for purchase.
It is signed and numbered, with a limited edition of 30 pieces.
Paper: 320 g Museum Etching, Format: 562 x 420 cm
Times Square at Noon
Times Square is also a hub for shopping and entertainment. Here, you can find numerous stores, ranging from large international brands to unique boutiques. Theater enthusiasts will also be delighted, as Times Square is the heart of the Broadway theater district, where world-famous musicals and plays are performed.
The culinary diversity around Times Square is impressive. From street vendors selling classic New York hot dogs to upscale restaurants offering exquisite international cuisine – there is something for every taste. Numerous bars and cafes invite you to sit down and watch the bustling activity.
Original:
Acryl on Canvas, 100 x 150 cm
This painting is available as a Fine Art Print for purchase.
It is signed and numbered, with a limited edition of 30 pieces.
Paper: 320 g Museum Etching, Format: 562 x 420 cm
Times Square in the Evening
The giant LED screens and billboards shine in full splendor, immersing the square in a sea of colors and moving images. The advertising banners and digital displays flash and change constantly, creating a hypnotic effect on visitors. The light show from the screens reflects off the glass facades of the surrounding skyscrapers, enhancing the visual spectacle.
Despite the late hour, crowds continue to flock to Times Square. Tourists and locals mingle, stroll across the square, take photos, and enjoy the unique atmosphere. Street artists and performers take advantage of the bustling evenings to showcase their talents, from dance and music performances to magic tricks and acrobatics. The red steps of Duffy Square are also a popular meeting point in the evening, offering a great spot to observe the hustle and bustle.
Original:
Acryl on Canvas, 100 x 150 cm
This painting is available as a Fine Art Print for purchase.
It is signed and numbered, with a limited edition of 30 pieces.
Paper: 320 g Museum Etching, Format: 562 x 420 cm
Lifeguard Towers in Florida
Florida is renowned for its iconic lifeguard towers that stretch along its picturesque coastline, serving as a distinctive feature of the beach scenery. These towers are not only functional but also aesthetically appealing, often displaying a vibrant range of colors and designs, from simple wooden structures to modern, sculptural forms.
The primary function of these towers is clear: they serve as observation posts for lifeguards to ensure the safety of beachgoers. From their elevated positions, lifeguards have an excellent view of the sea and the beach, enabling them to respond quickly to emergencies. Their presence is a comforting sign for beach visitors, who feel reassured that someone is keeping a vigilant eye on safety
Original:
Acryl on Canvas, 50 x 50 cm
Aesthetically, the lifeguard towers are often a highlight, offering photogenic subjects that are frequently captured by artists and photographers. In cities like Miami Beach, where art and culture play a significant role, these structures can even be considered artworks in themselves. Many towers are painted in bright colors—vibrant turquoise, sunny yellow, and passionate red are just a few of the hues one might see. Some towers feature artistic accents such as mosaics or graffiti, transforming them into unique landmarks.
Original:
Acryl on Canvas, 50 x 50 cm