Original Painting / Installation
1188 x 1188 mm x 30 mm
Diptych - 2 Individual Panels (Each panel is hung individually creating a diptych)
Acrylic on Plywood
Dandy Horse Cruise: Less Tour de France, more promenade with prosecco.
Dynamic Abstract Diptych
Dandy Horse Cruise is a striking modular diptych wall installation by abstract artist Kirsty Black. Made up of two truncated circular elements, this artwork is composed of individually painted wooden tiles, backed by a single plywood backing boards, that together form a cohesive, flowing abstract composition.
Inspired by the rhythm of movement and playful form, Dandy Horse Cruise brings bold colours, geometric gestures, and an uplifting energy to any space.
Full Size: 1188 x 1188 x 30mm / approx 47 x 47 x 1.2 inches
Single Panel: 790 x 790 x 30mm
Diptych: 2 Individual Panels (Each panel is hung individually creating a diptch)
Each panel is designed to have a 5mm gap between them
Materials: Acrylic on Lightweight Plywood
Varnish: Satin Varnish
Signed: Each panel on front & details on the back
Ready to Hang: Yes
Certificate of Authenticity: Yes
VIEW ON YOUR WALL: If you would like to view this painting on your wall please let me know.
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View on your Wall
Keep your artwork in tip-top condition by dusting gently, avoiding direct sunlight, and keeping it away from damp areas.
Hanging Height Guide
As a general rule hang art so the centre sits at eye level (approximately 150cm). Above furniture, leave 15–20 cm of space. For dining or living areas, hang slightly lower for comfortable seated viewing.
Certificate of Authenticity
Every artwork comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, confirming it as an original piece by Kirsty Black.
