The artwork titled “Moon Night,” created by Ivan Aivazovsky in 1885, is executed in oil on panel. It falls under the Romanticism art movement and represents a landscape genre. The dimensions of the artwork are 24 by 18 centimeters.
“Moon Night” by Ivan Aivazovsky exhibits a serene nocturnal scene where the moon casts its luminous glow over a tranquil seashore. The gentle waves are highlighted by the moonlight, creating a shimmering effect on the water. Silhouettes of ships can be seen in the background, anchored or sailing quietly in the calm waters. On the right side, a few figures and carriages are depicted against the shadowy outline of buildings bordering the shore, adding a human element to the otherwise solitary and peaceful landscape. The entire composition evokes a sense of quietude and contemplation, characteristic of the Romanticism movement’s focus on nature and emotion.
