The painting “The Amsterdam Dog Ear” shows surprising contrast. In time and shapes. The sharp, triangular and up to seven meters towering clean grass slope from landscape architect Sven-Ingvar Andersson (from 2000) is called the “Dog Ear” (Ezelsoor). This raised ground level lies in the corner of the Amsterdam “Museumplein”. Behind, you see the houses with the well-known Amsterdam facades (from 1800-1900). Actually, they are next to the famous Concert Hall and only a few meters from this “Donkey’s Ear”. Seen from a certain perspective, it brings this unusual and colorful composition. Big changes in style really entertains.