Dark, bare trees rise against a pale blue-green background in this painting by Rie Brødsgaard. Their trunks divide into dense networks of fine branches that spread across the canvas. The striking silhouettes contrast with soft shades of mint green, turquoise, grey and cream.
Subtle patterns, thin lines and vertical trails of paint lie behind the trees, giving the surface a misty, richly detailed character. Small warm accents of ochre and beige interrupt the cool palette. Some branches remain sharply defined, while others merge with the background textures, creating depth.
The painting may suggest a quiet woodland in winter light or fog, without defining a particular season or place. The wide 140 × 100 cm format gives the branches room to spread and invites exploration of the meeting between natural forms and freely worked paint.
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Untitled (140x100cm)
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6.500 kr.
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12.500 kr.
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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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Dark, bare trees rise against a pale blue-green background in this painting by Rie Brødsgaard. Their trunks divide into dense networks of fine branches that spread across the canvas. The striking silhouettes contrast with soft shades of mint green, turquoise, grey and cream.
Subtle patterns, thin lines and vertical trails of paint lie behind the trees, giving the surface a misty, richly detailed character. Small warm accents of ochre and beige interrupt the cool palette. Some branches remain sharply defined, while others merge with the background textures, creating depth.
The painting may suggest a quiet woodland in winter light or fog, without defining a particular season or place. The wide 140 × 100 cm format gives the branches room to spread and invites exploration of the meeting between natural forms and freely worked paint.
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