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Signed and dated, not numbered - Published by Griffelkunst, Hamburg, Germany - From the "Black Palm" portfolio - Image size: 19.7 cm x 15 cm - Plate size: 53.5 cm x 38 cm // Peter Doig's Boathouse, created in 2004, is a limited edition print using etching and aquatint techniques, with dimensions of 53.5 x 38 cm. This artwork portrays a lone dark figure, possibly seated, surrounded by an ethereal landscape rendered in muted green and yellow tones. The etching and aquatint techniques allow for subtle gradations and textures, enhancing the dreamlike and introspective quality of the scene. Doig’s composition evokes a sense of solitude and reflection, encouraging viewers to explore the quiet narrative suggested by the isolated figure. The title Boathouse adds a layer of calm, suggesting a secluded place for contemplation.
Boathouse, 2004
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Signed and dated, not numbered - Published by Griffelkunst, Hamburg, Germany - From the "Black Palm" portfolio - Image size: 19.7 cm x 15 cm - Plate size: 53.5 cm x 38 cm // Peter Doig's Boathouse, created in 2004, is a limited edition print using etching and aquatint techniques, with dimensions of 53.5 x 38 cm. This artwork portrays a lone dark figure, possibly seated, surrounded by an ethereal landscape rendered in muted green and yellow tones. The etching and aquatint techniques allow for subtle gradations and textures, enhancing the dreamlike and introspective quality of the scene. Doig’s composition evokes a sense of solitude and reflection, encouraging viewers to explore the quiet narrative suggested by the isolated figure. The title Boathouse adds a layer of calm, suggesting a secluded place for contemplation.
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What is conceptual art?
Sometimes referred to as Conceptualism, this is an art form where the idea(s) or concept(s) behind the work take precedence over material concerns and traditional aesthetics. Many conceptual artworks can be created by anyone simply by following written instructions. The concept or idea is the most essential aspect of the artwork.
