Grey, sandy and creamy-white forms gather into a rocky landscape in “A quarry” by Birthe Villaume. Long, dark lines descend through the upper section, meeting angular fields and rounded pale passages near the centre. Small blue accents interrupt the subdued palette, introducing cool notes among the earth tones.
On the right, pale block-like shapes suggest ledges or cut stone. Black and dark-brown marks emphasise their edges, while broad, soft brushstrokes allow other areas to merge. Below, the composition becomes more open, with fine lines and horizontal traces across a pale ground.
The title suggests a quarry, yet the subject moves between landscape and abstraction. Vertical passages may evoke fissures in a rock face, while lighter fields create pauses within the dense structure. The vertical 70 × 90 cm format emphasises the landscape’s height and leads the eye from the darker forms above towards the open foreground.
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A quarry (70x90cm)
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Birthe Villauma.
- Including black frame.
- Signed by the artist and painted with many layers.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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Grey, sandy and creamy-white forms gather into a rocky landscape in “A quarry” by Birthe Villaume. Long, dark lines descend through the upper section, meeting angular fields and rounded pale passages near the centre. Small blue accents interrupt the subdued palette, introducing cool notes among the earth tones.
On the right, pale block-like shapes suggest ledges or cut stone. Black and dark-brown marks emphasise their edges, while broad, soft brushstrokes allow other areas to merge. Below, the composition becomes more open, with fine lines and horizontal traces across a pale ground.
The title suggests a quarry, yet the subject moves between landscape and abstraction. Vertical passages may evoke fissures in a rock face, while lighter fields create pauses within the dense structure. The vertical 70 × 90 cm format emphasises the landscape’s height and leads the eye from the darker forms above towards the open foreground.
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