A dancer-like figure with a ram’s head and curved horns holds a twisting pose in “Kessoncoda I” by Peter Beiter Andresen. One arm curves above the head, while the other extends towards the left. A dark, close-fitting garment defines the torso, and the offset position of the legs continues the movement towards the lower edge.
Angular strokes of pink, burgundy, blue and warm earth tones describe the figure. The background shifts between deep turquoise, blue-green and olive, with broad orange fields along the sides. A pale grey-white area opens above the head. Large, broken passages of colour give the surroundings an abstract character without defining a particular setting.
The meeting of an animal head and a human body gives the subject a surreal, theatrical quality. The curved arm and twisting torso may suggest a moment caught in the middle of a dance. The square 60 × 60 cm format accommodates the outstretched arm and allows the figure’s diagonal movement to stand out against the background.
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Kessoncoda I (60x60cm)
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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 dancer-like figure with a ram’s head and curved horns holds a twisting pose in “Kessoncoda I” by Peter Beiter Andresen. One arm curves above the head, while the other extends towards the left. A dark, close-fitting garment defines the torso, and the offset position of the legs continues the movement towards the lower edge.
Angular strokes of pink, burgundy, blue and warm earth tones describe the figure. The background shifts between deep turquoise, blue-green and olive, with broad orange fields along the sides. A pale grey-white area opens above the head. Large, broken passages of colour give the surroundings an abstract character without defining a particular setting.
The meeting of an animal head and a human body gives the subject a surreal, theatrical quality. The curved arm and twisting torso may suggest a moment caught in the middle of a dance. The square 60 × 60 cm format accommodates the outstretched arm and allows the figure’s diagonal movement to stand out against the background.
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