First glance: deep red. Second glance: the bull doing something smarter. The body is one solid shape, the legs and horns are quick black lines, and the empty off-white space around it does half the work. Hung on a plain wall, it gives a room one clear focal point without adding clutter, and it warms up cool light. Best above a sideboard, a desk, or in the gap between two windows where the shape has room to breathe. Pair it with warm woods, tan leather, linen and stoneware. Don’t crowd it with busy pattern or other strong-colour art this one wants the wall to itself. As a canvas the painted surface reads closer to the original brushwork.