Original work, oil on canvas, stretched on frame. Work Filippenko Ihor Dimensions: 70 x 50 cm. Year of production 2024 Work hand-signed by the artist on the front and back of the work. The soft, warm tones and delicate brushwork suggest a sense of intimacy and tenderness. The overall composition and style evoke a sense of mythological or divine lov. The light and color palette, with warm pinks and soft blues, create a dreamy, ethereal atmosphere. The painting is in a style Neoclassical Romanticism. This style combines elements of Neoclassicism, which draws inspiration from the classical art and culture of Ancient Greece and Rome, with the emotional intensity and expressive qualities of Romanticism. The figures are idealized, with smooth, graceful lines and a focus on beauty and harmony, reminiscent of classical sculptures and Renaissance paintings. The emotional connection between the figures, depicted through their tender interaction, is central to the piece. This focus on emotion is a hallmark of Romanticism. Soft, Luminous Light: The use of light and shadow is soft and diffused, adding to the ethereal quality of the scene, creating a heavenly or otherworldly atmosphere. Rich, Warm Colors: The painting uses a warm color palette with soft pinks, peaches, and golds, giving it a lush and inviting feel. Mythological or Allegorical Themes: The presence of wings on the male figure suggests a mythological or divine theme, which is common in both Neoclassical and Romantic works. Overall, the painting merges the technical precision and classical themes of Neoclassicism with the emotional depth and expressive qualities of Romanticism. Filippenko Ihor was born in 1978 in the city of Kharkiv, Ukraine. He works in the genre of portrait and landscape in the technique of oil painting, developing the traditions of a realistic school, more precisely its direction "romantic realism". Artist is a participant of republican and international exhibitions. Artworks are in private collections ( USA, Ukraine, Japan, Great Britain, Germany Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, Denmark, France etc.).