Tiit Paasuke Prints – Figures, Animals & Abstract Colour
Tiit Paasuke prints bring people, animals, garments and open landscapes into unexpected relationships. Recognisable details meet broad areas of colour and deliberately interrupted spaces, offering a collection that moves between figure painting and abstraction. Browse unframed prints, framed prints and canvas panels, alongside abstract art and colourful prints.
An animal within a changing surface
Swan Carpet places the pale bird above layered bands of pink, red and darker colour. The image can be read through the bird’s curved form as well as the wider arrangement beneath it. Other animal subjects introduce different ways of bringing a recognisable creature into a freely constructed setting.
The figure and an unexpected division
A Woman with a Cat separates the brightly dressed figure above from the small animal below through a large pale area. The reaching arm crosses that space, connecting two parts of the image. Such interrupted settings make the relation between figure, object and background central to the composition.
Landscape as an imagined arrangement
Open Landscape II combines a pale sky, hovering forms and garment-like shapes within a strong arrangement of green, blue and warm colour. It offers a different kind of outdoor image from a continuous natural view. Explore abstract prints for further departures from ordinary pictured space.
Related artists and collections
Compare the imaginative figures of Nils Dardel, the signs and shapes of Paul Klee and the abstraction of Rudolf Bauer. Our colourful wall art and figurative prints offer further routes through colour and subject.
Read more in our guide to Rudolf Bauer’s abstract compositions.
















































