Peter Doig

By a River (2004)
oil paint on canvas 78 3/4 x 73"

Peter Doig

Red Boat (Imaginary Boys) (2004)
oil on canvas 78 3/4" x 73 1/4 "

Peter Doig

One last Peter Doig, and I promise to move on. I don't know what it is called yet. But isn't it interesting what can be done with only one color. Red is like the king.

Peter Doig

Peter Doig (1997-1998) Figure in Mountain Landscape, oil on canvas

I love the flattened Asian looking landscape and then this odd little figure. You just want to know more about it, yet Doig keeps it mysterious.

Peter Doig

Peter Doig

Gasthof, 2003, (some printmaking method...)

This is one of the first Peter Doig images that I came across in an issue of Parkett. When I tried to search it out later, I discover he has done several versions of this image with different mediums. I like this one the best still. The lines are crisper, which I think is important in this composition. What I like about this image is the Sgt. Pepper-ish costumes and the fact that the man on the left has no legs... curious. And who needs a background? Sometimes I think backgrounds are overrated.

Peter Doig

Another interesting one by Peter Doig, although I am not sure what it is called. Isn't the water just fabulous? And the way the trees just melt into the water? So beautiful.

Peter Doig

Peter Doig

Blotter, 1993
The Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool

I like the colors that he chooses and the line quality. There is an interesting balance between looseness and exactness. He seems to use water edges with non-beachy landscapes alot. Very interesting. The people in his paintings are doing something very specific, yet remain a bit vague.