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A large-scale 2015 cartographic painting by Yurii Solomko depicting the young Mozart with a violin overlaid across dual physical maps of the world.

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2015 · 157 × 190 × 2 cm
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Painted directly over a dual-hemisphere physical map, the central figure portrays a young Mozart holding a violin on an inscribed pedestal. The linework of his 18th-century attire and wig integrates with the topography beneath, allowing mountain ranges, landmasses, and ocean blues to show through the contours of the figure. Yurii Solomko is a master of cartographic painting who investigates geopolitical and cultural imagery by using maps as his primary medium. Measuring 157 by 190 cm, this large canvas forms an expansive focal point, with its palette of ocean blues, earth tones, and warm wood accents well suited for a study, library, or open living space.

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Yurii Solomko
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Established creator
Year
2015
Size
157 × 190 × 2 cm
Width
157 cm
Height
190 cm
Depth
2 cm
Condition
New
Reference
MG-398-399
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