Old Sea Man, 2022 A Realism, Tempera on Canvas, Painting
Olga Kataeva-Rochford’s Old Sea Man is a nostalgic and reflective maritime portrait that captures the wisdom and calm of an experienced sailor.
The painting features a weathered old sailor, puffing thoughtfully on his pipe, set against a calm seascape where sailboats drift peacefully on the horizon. The muted, earthy tones of the man’s skin, combined with the cool blues and grays of the sea and sky, create a serene and majestic atmosphere, invoking a sense of timelessness and contemplation. The sailor’s gaze reflects years of experience and connection to the ocean, while the soft smoke from his pipe intertwines with the swirling clouds, creating a dreamlike blend between reality and reflection. The distant lighthouse, with its subtle presence, symbolizes hope and guidance amidst the vast, tranquil sea. "Old Sea Man" is a perfect piece for spaces that value introspection and calm, such as studies, living rooms, or reception areas. Kataeva-Rochford masterfully captures the essence of maritime life, weaving together themes of solitude, nature, and the wisdom of age. This contemplative portrait serves as both a tribute to the sea and a reflection on the passage of time, making it a striking addition to any space.
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Olga Kataeva Rochford
Surrealism | Figurative | Naive Art
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Biography
Olga Kataeva-Rochford is a painter, drawer and printmaker. She lives and works in Paris, a cultural crossroads that nourishes her research.





















