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An abstract cityscape painting with geometric forms blocking sections of the view, oil on canvas. The sky is divided into a gradient from orange-red to yellow. In the upper left, silhouetted Gothic cathedrals with spires and intricate details are visible against an orange and yellow sky. The foreground includes rooftops of residential buildings with dormer windows in shades of grey, yellow, and white, with a striking red sun positioned low on the horizon, partially obscured by the buildings. A prominent feature is the use of large, angular blocks of color, including red, green, blue, pink, and various shades of grey and brown, which intersect and overlay the urban landscapes. Some blocks appear as diagonal stripes, while others are larger trapezoidal or rectangular shapes. In the upper right section, modern buildings with windows and arched entryways are depicted, including a spire visible against a yellow sky within one of the geometric segments. The overall composition creates a fragmented and layered view of a city, blending realistic architectural elements with a strong abstract, geometric aesthetic.