• Full view of Swashbuckle Peg original abstract wall sculpture by Kirsty Black circular 3 tile bevelled ply with a bold orange block and sweeping cobalt blue arcs on white.
  • Swashbuckle Peg wall sculpture by Kirsty Black installed on a white wall above a dark kitchen bench with fruit, canisters and a mortar and pestle, showing the work&
  • Detail of Swashbuckle Peg wall sculpture by Kirsty Black showing a solid orange quarter-circle tile with white dot accents meeting sweeping cobalt blue brushwork across the panel join.
  • Detail of Swashbuckle Peg wall sculpture by Kirsty Black showing sweeping cobalt blue arcs encircling a soft beige form with a vivid green accent block and orange dot detail across adjoining bevelled plywood tiles.
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Swashbuckle Peg - Original Abstract Wall Sculpture

$1,340.00
$1,340.00

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Original Abstract Wall Sculpture
590 mm (dia) x 30 (d) mm
3 Bevelled Ply Tiles Mounted on Single Lightweight Backing Board
Acrylic on Plywood

Swashbuckle Peg was full of swank and bravado, blustering with the howling wind

Swashbuckle Peg is an original abstract wall sculpture composed of three bevelled plywood tiles mounted on a single lightweight circular backing board. A bold quarter-circle of deep orange anchors the upper left, while sweeping arcs of cobalt blue surge across the white surface, with a vivid green accent and scattered dot details adding energy and contrast.

Layered acrylic paint and confident gestural brushwork create a composition that is both graphic and spontaneous, balancing bold colour blocks with fluid movement. The circular shape gives the piece a strong, self-contained presence that brings a contemporary edge to any interior.

DETAILS & DIMENSIONS

Size: 590mm (dia) x 30( d) mm / approx. 23 (dia) x 1.2 (d) inches

Materials: Acrylic on plywood

Construction: 3 bevelled ply tiles mounted on single lightweight backing board

Varnish: Satin varnish

Signed: 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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SHIPPING

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Full view of Swashbuckle Peg original abstract wall sculpture by Kirsty Black circular 3 tile bevelled ply with a bold orange block and sweeping cobalt blue arcs on white.
Swashbuckle Peg wall sculpture by Kirsty Black installed on a white wall above a dark kitchen bench with fruit, canisters and a mortar and pestle, showing the work&
Detail of Swashbuckle Peg wall sculpture by Kirsty Black showing a solid orange quarter-circle tile with white dot accents meeting sweeping cobalt blue brushwork across the panel join.
Detail of Swashbuckle Peg wall sculpture by Kirsty Black showing sweeping cobalt blue arcs encircling a soft beige form with a vivid green accent block and orange dot detail across adjoining bevelled plywood tiles.

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  • Eye level guide to hanging artwork on your wall, approx. 150cm from floor to centre of artwork

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  • Certificate of Authenticity for Kirsty Black Studio

    Certificate of Authenticity

    Every artwork comes with a signed Certificate of Authenticity, confirming it as an original piece by Kirsty Black.