Bright, joyful colours meet in "Untitled" by Marianne Laursen. Broad fields of pink and dusty rose carry the right side of the painting, while mint green and turquoise strokes break through with fresh contrast. On the left, a column of lemon yellow runs down through the composition, warmed by small touches of orange.
In the upper part lie muted lilac and grey-violet layers, and amid the light play of colour a small deep red accent catches the eye. The painting is built up in many layers, where scraped marks, soft transitions and fine lines let earlier colours shine through, giving the surface both depth and lightness.
With no title to point the way, the story stands entirely open. The colours may recall flowers, light and movement, but the painting leaves its meaning to the viewer's own associations. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format gives the colourful field a cheerful, lively presence on the wall.
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- Original acrylic painting on canvas by Marianne Laursen.
- 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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Bright, joyful colours meet in "Untitled" by Marianne Laursen. Broad fields of pink and dusty rose carry the right side of the painting, while mint green and turquoise strokes break through with fresh contrast. On the left, a column of lemon yellow runs down through the composition, warmed by small touches of orange.
In the upper part lie muted lilac and grey-violet layers, and amid the light play of colour a small deep red accent catches the eye. The painting is built up in many layers, where scraped marks, soft transitions and fine lines let earlier colours shine through, giving the surface both depth and lightness.
With no title to point the way, the story stands entirely open. The colours may recall flowers, light and movement, but the painting leaves its meaning to the viewer's own associations. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format gives the colourful field a cheerful, lively presence on the wall.
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