Toverlux, Silhouette by Robin Pieterse - Summer Slumber
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Long, warm afternoons have a way of ending in a nap, especially for the small one who drops off wherever they happen to be. Summer Slumber is a 19 × 19 cm Toverlux silhouette by Robin Pieterse, a summer piece that glows gently once the lamp behind it is on.
Robin says nature, the slow swing of the seasons and the sweetness of remembered childhood have always fed her paintings. A mother herself, she paints in Zutphen, and her worlds are the kind you could happily doze off in.
- Summer Slumber, a painting by Robin Pieterse
- 19 × 19 cm on translucent polypropylene
- For the Toverlux Lamp or the Frame, sold separately
- One of the maker's summer silhouettes
- For display, not play
Switched on for the afternoon rest, and left on for whoever does not quite manage to wake up again.
Dutch design, made in small numbers. A Toverlux lamp is bought once, the silhouettes forever.
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