A pigeon wearing a red, hood-like head covering takes centre stage in “Barney A1” by Peter Beiter Andresen. The bird turns its head to the right, with a large amber eye visible through an opening in the red fabric. Its pale grey beak and the white marks around the eye stand out against the dark background.
Broad, visible brushstrokes describe the folds of the head covering and the bird’s plumage. Turquoise, green and violet passages meet across the chest among black and grey areas. Pale strokes along the shoulders emphasise the silhouette, while the background shifts subtly from near-black to warm brown, leaving the bird free of distracting surroundings.
The combination of a recognisable pigeon and an unexpected head covering gives the subject a humorous, distinctive character. Its upright posture and attentive eye may suggest a figure with a story of its own. The square 40 × 40 cm format frames the head and chest closely.
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Barney A1 (40x40cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Peter Beiter Andresen.
- Painted on the edges and looks perfect without frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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A pigeon wearing a red, hood-like head covering takes centre stage in “Barney A1” by Peter Beiter Andresen. The bird turns its head to the right, with a large amber eye visible through an opening in the red fabric. Its pale grey beak and the white marks around the eye stand out against the dark background.
Broad, visible brushstrokes describe the folds of the head covering and the bird’s plumage. Turquoise, green and violet passages meet across the chest among black and grey areas. Pale strokes along the shoulders emphasise the silhouette, while the background shifts subtly from near-black to warm brown, leaving the bird free of distracting surroundings.
The combination of a recognisable pigeon and an unexpected head covering gives the subject a humorous, distinctive character. Its upright posture and attentive eye may suggest a figure with a story of its own. The square 40 × 40 cm format frames the head and chest closely.
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