The famous foreign oil paintings are night scenes, with street lamps shining on trees on both sides of the road and two backs in the distance. What's the name of this painting?

The style of this painting looks like Leonid Afremov's.

Leonid Affri Muff (1955-), often translated as Leonid Affri Muff in Chinese, is not an Israeli, but a Belarusian painter. He was born in Vitebsk, eastern Belarus, where he graduated from the Art University of the same name. This university was founded by the famous realist painter Marc Chagall, and the names of the partners are striking-Malevic, the founder of supremacism, and Wassily Kandinsky, the abstract painter (1866- 18). In that disturbing era, Leonid Afremov found that only posters with the theme of * * * could be sold in the Soviet Union. 1990, he was going to Israel to develop. In less than two weeks, he found a job in an advertising company, doing outdoor advertising there. On the eve of delivery, the unfortunate studio was sealed up and destroyed, then he moved to America and now lives in Florida.

Affri Muff focuses on expressing colorful urban and landscape themes, and animals are also good, but he doesn't feel very interested in figure painting. In any case, Affri Muff's performance of light and shadow is reflected in the large color block, and the most unique thing is his grasp of reflective objects and environmental colors. He skillfully spreads colorful colors on the canvas (sometimes it seems that he doesn't use a palette knife very much, but spreads the colors directly with an oil painting pen).