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Signed, dated and numbered. Canoe Island by Peter Doig, created in 2000, is a silkscreen print measuring 74 x 100 cm and issued in an edition of 500. This work features a lone figure in a red canoe drifting across dark, textured waters, with a distant green island on the horizon under a surreal, gradient sky shifting from yellow to deep pink. Doig's dreamlike composition blends photographic realism with a painterly palette, evoking themes of solitude, memory, and displacement. The canoe, a recurring motif in Doig’s work, symbolizes a liminal space—both journey and refuge. Signed, dated, and numbered, the piece captures the artist’s distinctive visual language of psychological landscapes.
Canoe island, 2000
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Signed, dated and numbered. Canoe Island by Peter Doig, created in 2000, is a silkscreen print measuring 74 x 100 cm and issued in an edition of 500. This work features a lone figure in a red canoe drifting across dark, textured waters, with a distant green island on the horizon under a surreal, gradient sky shifting from yellow to deep pink. Doig's dreamlike composition blends photographic realism with a painterly palette, evoking themes of solitude, memory, and displacement. The canoe, a recurring motif in Doig’s work, symbolizes a liminal space—both journey and refuge. Signed, dated, and numbered, the piece captures the artist’s distinctive visual language of psychological landscapes.
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Peter Doig
Bather For Secession, 2020
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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.
