The presented painting is an expressive port scene, made using oil on canvas. Dynamic brushstrokes and a vivid palette of colors indicate the influence of impressionism and expressionism. The central element of the composition is a monumental stone bridge with large, arched spans, through which a fragment of the landscape shines through. The water, captured in motion, reflects the colors of the surroundings, creating a play of light and reflections.

In the foreground, there are figures engaged in everyday port duties - exchanging goods or talking. On the left and right side of the painting are sailing ships with dynamically unfurled sails, which additionally emphasize the movement and energy of the scene. The artist used thick impasto and contrasting colors to emphasize the texture of materials, such as the wood of the jetty, the roughness of the bridge walls and the rippling surface of the water.

The work emanates an atmosphere of travel and trade, as well as a captured moment of everyday port life. His style suggests inspiration from marine painting from the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, as well as the influence of the Post-Impressionist school.

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