A Little Unreasonable by Linda Coppens, a square abstract painting with broad green strokes at the top, a long burgundy vertical through turquoise and pink at lower left, and loose linework.
Detail of the abstract painting with expressive brushstrokes in pink, turquoise blue, yellow, green, red, and dark brown on a light off-white background.
Detail of the abstract painting with layered expressive brushstrokes and splatters in pink, cream, yellow, blue, green, brown, and dark red tones.
Detail of the abstract painting with expressive brushstrokes and splatters in pink, green, beige, brown, blue, and white.
Detail of the abstract painting with broad brushstrokes in green, pink, blue, beige, and white, layered with fine sketch lines and textured paint.
Detail of the abstract painting with textured brushstrokes in pink, peach, cream, burgundy, blue, and brown on a white canvas.
Detail of the abstract painting featuring textured brushstrokes in soft pink, peach, beige, white, green, and dark plum red.
Detail of the abstract painting with layered brushstrokes and splatters in pink, teal, yellow, brown, green, and dark red on a light off-white background.
Detail of the abstract painting with layered, textured brushstrokes and splatters in pink, green, blue, brown, yellow, and white.
Detail of the abstract painting with layered brushstrokes and scribbled marks in pink, peach, cream, blue, green, yellow, and burgundy tones.
Detail of the abstract painting with textured brushstrokes in pink, green, beige, peach, and white, with some red and blue accents.
Detail of the abstract painting with textured brushstrokes in pink, red, peach, cream, green, and gray on a white canvas.
detail with signature

A Little Unreasonable

€2,000.00 Sale

Size: 90 x 90 x 3.5 cm
Acrylics and mixed media on canvas
Year: 2026
Signed front and back. Certificate of authenticity.
Ready to hang.

Some marks take up more than their fair share of space here. The green across the top, especially. I like that the painting accommodates them without becoming entirely theirs. The long burgundy stroke has its own force, while turquoise, pink and loose drawing give the eye plenty of other places to go.

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