Blue Pigeons - 24x30cm

The Subject

Three pigeon-like birds are arranged in terms of depth. The largest occupies the foreground on the lower left, seen from a three-quarter angle, while two smaller birds emerge behind it, toward the center of the image.
Their plumage is a very dark blue, accented with patches of bright red on the head, beak, area above the eye, breast, and lower body.
They are surrounded by large, rounded leaves in a lighter, more luminous shade of green, which serve as a backdrop and create a sense of layered space.
The background is a solid, deep blue-green—a shade reminiscent of teal or "duck green."

The volume of the plumage is rendered through patterns of dots and small, scale-like motifs, which are particularly visible on the breast of the largest bird. The leaves feature a wavy texture, resembling a pattern of tiny ripples.
The forms are stylized and geometric, with a highly graphic treatment of the eyes: a black pupil, a white highlight, and an almond-shaped red "eyebrow."
The complementary contrast between red and green creates an intense, somewhat tropical aesthetic. The birds—which appear to be looking at one another or peering beyond the frame—possess an almost heraldic presence, conveying a sense of both calm and vigilance.

Limited edition (50 copies) - Print printed on natural white Cordenons paper 320 gr, signed and numbered, sold without a frame.

Illustration in an old-fashioned style, ideal for personalizing your walls, displayed alone or accompanied by one or more other silkscreen prints in the same style.

Its format (24x30 cm) is standard, so you will easily find a frame in stores.
It is possible, of course, to choose a larger frame for better enhancement and to harmonize it with the volumes of the room where you will display it, you will then need a Marie-Louise (passe-partout).