Vivid blue, green, yellow and red stand out against a pale lavender background in “Romantic” by Dorte Juul. Two large groupings of white, black and blue-green shapes occupy opposite sides of the painting. Between them, fine black lines travel in long curves, loops and spirals, connecting the individual fields of colour.
The composition alternates between circles, angular figures and soft, organic shapes. A yellow, droplet-like form floats above, while a large green leaf shape unfolds towards the right. Small framed colour arrangements, dots and spirals offer details to explore. Their crisp outlines contrast with the background’s softer, clouded shifts of colour.
The title may invite the viewer to look for an encounter or connection between the forms, without defining a single subject. Certain contours might suggest profiles, while others remain entirely abstract. The horizontal 120 × 90 cm format allows a playful exchange between the two sides and room for the lines to move through the open space.
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Romantic (120x90cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Dorte Juul.
- Painted on the edges, and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist and painted with many layers.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Vivid blue, green, yellow and red stand out against a pale lavender background in “Romantic” by Dorte Juul. Two large groupings of white, black and blue-green shapes occupy opposite sides of the painting. Between them, fine black lines travel in long curves, loops and spirals, connecting the individual fields of colour.
The composition alternates between circles, angular figures and soft, organic shapes. A yellow, droplet-like form floats above, while a large green leaf shape unfolds towards the right. Small framed colour arrangements, dots and spirals offer details to explore. Their crisp outlines contrast with the background’s softer, clouded shifts of colour.
The title may invite the viewer to look for an encounter or connection between the forms, without defining a single subject. Certain contours might suggest profiles, while others remain entirely abstract. The horizontal 120 × 90 cm format allows a playful exchange between the two sides and room for the lines to move through the open space.
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