Horizontal passages of deep blue, pale turquoise and rust brown extend through “Untitled” by Rie Brødsgaard. Broad areas of white and delicate blue open up the composition between the darker bands. A warm reddish-brown field in the upper right provides a counterpoint to the cool colours, while a wide blue passage anchors the lower section.
Fine black branching marks trace the upper edge of the lower blue field. On the right, a slender, plant-like form rises into a pale area. Broken brushstrokes, small patterns and thin, light paint drips add surface detail and interrupt the long horizontal movements.
The subject may suggest an open landscape with waterways, low banks and sparse vegetation, yet remains free between impressions of nature and abstraction. Pale passages create distance, while darker marks give the eye points of focus. The horizontal 120 × 90 cm format reinforces a sense of breadth, allowing the bands of colour to extend across the canvas.
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Untitled (120x90cm)
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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 passages of deep blue, pale turquoise and rust brown extend through “Untitled” by Rie Brødsgaard. Broad areas of white and delicate blue open up the composition between the darker bands. A warm reddish-brown field in the upper right provides a counterpoint to the cool colours, while a wide blue passage anchors the lower section.
Fine black branching marks trace the upper edge of the lower blue field. On the right, a slender, plant-like form rises into a pale area. Broken brushstrokes, small patterns and thin, light paint drips add surface detail and interrupt the long horizontal movements.
The subject may suggest an open landscape with waterways, low banks and sparse vegetation, yet remains free between impressions of nature and abstraction. Pale passages create distance, while darker marks give the eye points of focus. The horizontal 120 × 90 cm format reinforces a sense of breadth, allowing the bands of colour to extend across the canvas.
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