Slender, pale tree trunks rise above a lush forest floor in “New look” by Ruth Christiansen. White and cool grey tones meet green, yellow and brown marks along the trunks, while blue areas open between the trees. The contrast between the long vertical forms and the dense brushstrokes below gives the scene both height and depth.
Dark impressions and small touches of pink and violet interrupt the pale surfaces of the trunks. At the bottom, forest-green, lime-yellow and blue-green strokes gather into a lively layer suggesting leaves and low vegetation. The woodland subject is recognisable yet freely painted, allowing colour and texture to remain prominent.
Ruth Christiansen describes the painting as having come to her spontaneously, “straight from the heart”. The narrow, vertical 20 × 50 cm format emphasises the trees’ upward movement and offers a concentrated glimpse between the trunks. The work may evoke a light-filled forest, leading the eye from the dense ground towards the more open areas above.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Ruth Christiansen.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- "Dette billede kom lige til mig, så det er lige fra hjertet." Ruth Christiansen
- Signed by the artist.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Slender, pale tree trunks rise above a lush forest floor in “New look” by Ruth Christiansen. White and cool grey tones meet green, yellow and brown marks along the trunks, while blue areas open between the trees. The contrast between the long vertical forms and the dense brushstrokes below gives the scene both height and depth.
Dark impressions and small touches of pink and violet interrupt the pale surfaces of the trunks. At the bottom, forest-green, lime-yellow and blue-green strokes gather into a lively layer suggesting leaves and low vegetation. The woodland subject is recognisable yet freely painted, allowing colour and texture to remain prominent.
Ruth Christiansen describes the painting as having come to her spontaneously, “straight from the heart”. The narrow, vertical 20 × 50 cm format emphasises the trees’ upward movement and offers a concentrated glimpse between the trunks. The work may evoke a light-filled forest, leading the eye from the dense ground towards the more open areas above.
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