Sun Sets in the West

Sun Sets in the West is the title of this beautiful painting by artist Yulia Luchkina available on Saatchi Online.  You can purchase the original which is 14.2x14.2 for $2000, or you can buy a 16x16 print for $48.  I haven't purchased yet, but I think I have to have a print.  The pinks are glorious.  What do you think?

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