Boats rest at the pier, gently rocking on the blue water, as if breathing together with the harbour. Boats rest at the pier, gently rocking on the blue water, as if breathing together with the harbou… — shown in a room setting Boats rest at the pier, gently rocking on the blue water, as if breathing together with the harbour.
Boats rest at the pier, gently rocking on the blue water, as if breathing together with the harbour.
Boats rest at the pier, gently rocking on the blue water, as if breathing together with the harbou… — shown in a room setting
Boats rest at the pier, gently rocking on the blue water, as if breathing together with the harbour.
Painting by Tatyana Soboleva 16 Artworks Sold

Quiet Harbour

Oil, Canvas, Ready to hang

75cm (W) x 50cm (H) x 4cm (D)

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Artwork Description

The painting depicts a calm coastal harbour with moored boats and yachts. The surface of the water reflects the light of the sky and the shapes of the vessels, creating a soft interplay of color and rhythm. Shades of blue, turquoise, and warm sandy tones form a balanced and harmonious palette.
Vertical elements such as masts and mooring posts structure the composition, while reflections in the water add movement and depth. The space feels filled with air and light, enhancing the sense of quiet and slow passage of time

Artist Bio
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Tatyana Soboleva 55 artworks | 4 Sold

Tatyana Soboleva is an award-winning Australian artist based in Western Australia whose oil paintings combine a strong foundation in classical drawing and realism with a contemporary decorative sensibility.

Formally trained in Moscow, Tatyana works across figurative painting, portraiture, still life and landscape. The human figure holds a particularly important place in her practice. Her paintings explore mood, presence and quiet narrative through carefully observed form, expressive colour and light, often bringing the figure into dialogue with richly painted fabrics, flowers, interiors and landscape. Across different subjects, her work is united by an interest in atmosphere, beauty and the emotional possibilities of traditional oil painting.

Tatyana has exhibited extensively in Western Australia since 2013, including two solo exhibitions, and has received numerous awards for her work. Her paintings are held in private collections in Australia, the United Kingdom, the United States, Germany, Croatia, Ukraine and Russia.

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Tatyana's studio is in Fremantle WA