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Dog Toy

Teddy Hansen
£ 5,950 GBP

A dog has buried his cat toy in the garden. But a rain water puddle has caused its head poke out of the ground. Similarly poppies have sprouted from the puddle, and flowered in the colour of cats eyes.

Mixed media on canvas. 2025

Dimensions (CM)
Depth
Width
135
Height
150
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