Boomerang Arrows – Original 1989 Watercolor & Acrylic Resin on Board –

An exceptional, one-of-a-kind piece of modern abstract art – “Boomerang Arrows” (1989) is a bold and vibrant statement work, painted with watercolor and acrylic resin on board (not a print). 📏 Size: 34 x 63.5 inches (86 x 161 cm) 🖊️ Signed: Hand-signed in pen, lower right 🎨 Medium: Watercolor & Acrylic Resin on Board (Works on Paper) 📅 Year: 1989 ✅ Condition: Excellent – carefully stored, no damage or fading 🖼️ Style: Modern / Contemporary / Abstract / Self-Taught This striking large-format painting is bursting with dynamic motion, color, and raw expression. The layered textures and fluid arrow motifs evoke both movement and balance, giving it a timeless yet energetic feel. (Note: Its difficult to capture the true beauty and depth of this piece in photos – the richness and scale are even more impressive in person.) 💡 Perfect for display in: Modern living rooms Creative studio or office Dining area or den Gallery wall or art-forward commercial space A rare opportunity to own a bold original from 1989 that commands attention and sparks conversation. Ready to elevate any space. About the Artist - Peter Kitchell - United States Art Brokerage: Peter Kitchell American Artist: B. 1950 - Peter Kitchell believes that Color is like music. One color is meaningless by itself, it takes its meaning from its relationship to other colors, from the rhythm of its structure. The child of two architects, Kitchell was primed to be an artist at an early age and encouraged to paint. After the family moved from Exeter, NH to San Francisco, Kitchell attended art classes for children at the Museum of Modern Art and De Young Museum beginning at five and was exposed to modern abstract painting by the age of nine. In the late 60s he studied with Rolf Penn, a former Bauhaus student of Kandinsky and Klee. By 1970 and technically proficient, Peter Kitchell decided that he could learn more from travel than school and set off on a journey that took him through Europe, Northern and Central Africa, the Caribbean and across the United States. Shortly thereafter, he went from the museums of Europe to the raw desert culture of Morocco, travelling throughout the African continent. Kitchell painted or drew every day, teaching himself watercolor while living among the Berber and Tuareg tribes. His large scale watercolors reference nature, both primal and pastoral, influences of the landscapes and cultures he has experienced, the light and color absorbed during those travels. Kitchells paintings ...are not really abstract, but rather, are objects, pictures of things. The paintings are elements of a story that unconsciously suggest something. I am successful if I can figure out what they suggest in a universal way...creating a picture story. Kitchell shows consistently at several galleries and his works are included in the prestigious corporate collections of ATand T Dean Witter & Co., ITEL, Stanford University, Bank of America, ARCO, Westinghouse Corporation and IBM Corporation. Listings wanted by Art Brokerage. https://www.artbrokerage.com/Peter-Kitchell/Boomerang-Arrows-Watercolor-1989-34x63-Huge-101625