Doolittle in Pink
Doolittle has mastered the art of doing very little, and he does it beautifully. Balanced on one leg in the warm shallows, he lets the world rush past while he stays exactly where he is, perfectly content. Flamingos really do rest this way for hours, and there’s a quiet wisdom in it: not every moment needs to be filled.
His feathers rise from the surface in sculpted Plaster Plume, soft pinks and blues catching the light as it moves across the room. Lean in and you’ll find his sharp, knowing eye, the look of someone who understands something the rest of us are still learning.
At 60" wide, Doolittle is a horizontal statement piece for above a sofa, a bed, or a long wall in a coastal living room. He’s a gentle invitation to pause, breathe, and be at peace with simply being.
60" W × 36" H
Plaster Plume and pastel on wood panel
Original, signed SoSo Eber, one of a kind
Ready to hang
Local delivery is available in the Jacksonville, Florida area. For delivery elsewhere, email eberhausart@gmail.com.
Doolittle in Pink
Doolittle has mastered the art of doing very little, and he does it beautifully. Balanced on one leg in the warm shallows, he lets the world rush past while he stays exactly where he is, perfectly content. Flamingos really do rest this way for hours, and there’s a quiet wisdom in it: not every moment needs to be filled.
His feathers rise from the surface in sculpted Plaster Plume, soft pinks and blues catching the light as it moves across the room. Lean in and you’ll find his sharp, knowing eye, the look of someone who understands something the rest of us are still learning.
At 60" wide, Doolittle is a horizontal statement piece for above a sofa, a bed, or a long wall in a coastal living room. He’s a gentle invitation to pause, breathe, and be at peace with simply being.
60" W × 36" H
Plaster Plume and pastel on wood panel
Original, signed SoSo Eber, one of a kind
Ready to hang
Local delivery is available in the Jacksonville, Florida area. For delivery elsewhere, email eberhausart@gmail.com.
