This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. — artist's signature This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. — edge view This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. — detail This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. — shown hanging
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This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park.
This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park.
This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park.
This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. — artist's signature
This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. — edge view
This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. — detail
This is a painting showing spectators watching a cricket match in a park. — shown hanging
Painting by Peter Kruger 47 Artworks Sold

Spectators Watching Cricket

Acrylic, Canvas, Ready to hang

61cm (W) x 51cm (H) x 2cm (D)

Certificate of Authenticity Included
A$650

Artwork Description

This is one painting of a series on cricket in a park in summer that I have created. I was riding my bike one summer day near a neighbourhood park and caught this scene. This time spectators had up umbrellas and a man was walking his dog stopping to chat with a man. I liked the contrast of the white with the green. It is a calm and peaceful painting.

Artist Bio
Photo of Peter Kruger
Peter Kruger 133 artworks | 30 Sold

I am largely a self taught artist. Drawing and Painting have followed me through my life. I am influenced by Hockney, Matisse, Katz and Uta Wohlfarth amongst others. I hope to get as many of my paintings on walls as I can. I paint places, things and people around me and images my mind captures. My style is simplistic and naive. I hope you enjoy my paintings as much as I enjoy creating them.