A green, lizard-like figure wearing a violet hood looks upwards to the left in “Barney A4” by Peter Beiter Andresen. Large yellow-green eyes peer through openings in the hood, while a broad muzzle with a thin golden mouth line emerges below. The raised head gives the figure an alert, almost expectant expression.
Visible strokes of purple, lavender and dark burgundy describe the folds of the hood. The body shifts between green, turquoise and near-black passages, with small yellow marks around the shoulders. A row of golden spines runs down the back on the right, standing out against the dark brown background.
The combination of reptilian features and a soft head covering gives the subject a humorous, storybook character. Large eyes and an upright posture bring the figure to life without defining its story. The square 40 × 40 cm format leaves generous space around the head, allowing the silhouette to stand out clearly.
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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 green, lizard-like figure wearing a violet hood looks upwards to the left in “Barney A4” by Peter Beiter Andresen. Large yellow-green eyes peer through openings in the hood, while a broad muzzle with a thin golden mouth line emerges below. The raised head gives the figure an alert, almost expectant expression.
Visible strokes of purple, lavender and dark burgundy describe the folds of the hood. The body shifts between green, turquoise and near-black passages, with small yellow marks around the shoulders. A row of golden spines runs down the back on the right, standing out against the dark brown background.
The combination of reptilian features and a soft head covering gives the subject a humorous, storybook character. Large eyes and an upright posture bring the figure to life without defining its story. The square 40 × 40 cm format leaves generous space around the head, allowing the silhouette to stand out clearly.
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