Jalta

Jalta, a painting by Ivan Ayvazovsky, created in 1838. 



The artwork depicts a coastal scene in Yalta, Crimea. The painting shows a shoreline with several figures, some on foot and one on horseback. Several sailing ships are visible in the water, some appearing closer to shore than others. The background includes buildings along the coast, rising hills, and a cloudy sky. The overall style is characteristic of Romantic landscape painting, with a focus on atmospheric effects and a sense of spaciousness. The painting's dimensions are 0.66 meters wide and 0.47 meters high. The artwork is housed in the Feodosia museum.