Horizontal bands of rust brown, muted pink and ochre spread between broad, pale areas in “Autumn” by Rie Brødsgaard. An almost white field above creates breathing space over the warm earth colours, while creamy and blue-grey passages open up the composition near the centre. Dark brown and near-black areas gather below, giving the painting a weightier base.
Fine, branching black patterns emerge along the sides and lower edge. Their intricate detail contrasts with broad strokes and softer transitions of colour. Thin, pale paint drips trace vertical paths through the lower half, providing a counterpoint to the horizontal arrangement.
The title reinforces associations with an autumn landscape of bare branches, damp earth and misty light. Yet the subject remains open between landscape and abstraction, with pale areas that might suggest sky, water or fog. The vertical 100 × 120 cm format allows the eye to travel through changing bands of light, colour and texture.
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Autumn (100x120cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Rie Brødsgaard.
- Painted white 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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Horizontal bands of rust brown, muted pink and ochre spread between broad, pale areas in “Autumn” by Rie Brødsgaard. An almost white field above creates breathing space over the warm earth colours, while creamy and blue-grey passages open up the composition near the centre. Dark brown and near-black areas gather below, giving the painting a weightier base.
Fine, branching black patterns emerge along the sides and lower edge. Their intricate detail contrasts with broad strokes and softer transitions of colour. Thin, pale paint drips trace vertical paths through the lower half, providing a counterpoint to the horizontal arrangement.
The title reinforces associations with an autumn landscape of bare branches, damp earth and misty light. Yet the subject remains open between landscape and abstraction, with pale areas that might suggest sky, water or fog. The vertical 100 × 120 cm format allows the eye to travel through changing bands of light, colour and texture.
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