Cobourg 3+1 more
- Artist
- Peter Doig
- Date
- 1994
- Style
- Magic realism
- Genre
- Landscape
Peter Doig’s 1994 artwork Cobourg 3+1 more exemplifies his distinctive approach to landscape painting, blending figurative elements with atmospheric, dreamlike qualities. Recognized for merging vibrant color palettes and textured brushwork, Doig operates within a Magic realism framework that infuses his scenes with an otherworldly mood. The title, referencing Cobourg, suggests a specific place contextualized within a broader narrative or sequence indicated by “3+1 more,” highlighting Doig’s interest in memory and place. His technique emphasizes both representational detail and a poetic, evocative atmosphere, situating the work firmly at the intersection of contemporary painting and narrative landscape.
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