Late Afternoon Sail on the Sound
A sailboat glides across quiet water under late-day light.
Medium
Oil on Canvas
Measurements
65” X 65”
Location of Inspiration
Rye Sound
“It’s not about the boat—it’s about what the air feels like when it passes you.”
“Late Afternoon Sail on the Sound” is meant to be felt more than studied. The form of the sailboat is softened, almost dissolving into its surroundings. What stays is the atmosphere: that quiet tension between movement and calm, light and reflection, horizon and sky. At this scale, it becomes immersive—like looking out a window that holds a specific memory.
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