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Product description:NEW: I was recently chosen as a Winner in the 2018 ArtSlant Prize Showcase: https://www.artslant.com/la/showcases/showcase?listtype=showcase&sublist=67%5Eall This is a completely unique and original Preston M. Smith Pop Surrealist painting on canvas. This painting was recently released from my private collection. It was part of a series of surrealist paintings I was doing with societal and political overtones. Though it was painted over a decade ago, the themes seemed to be more timely than ever. Note: This painting is painted on canvas and comes hang ready with the sides painted black. Framing is unnecessary or even recommended, but ultimately up to the preference of the collector. This painting is signed on the front and includes my Certificate of Authenticity. © 2007 PMS Artwork. All rights reserved.

All The World Is Green by Preston M. Smith

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Product ID#: 213161.
Dimensions: 40" width x12" height x1.5" depth
Weight: 8
Materials: Canvas, Oil
Subject: Cityscape, Cultural, Landscape, Nature, Other Subjects, People, Places
Style: Abstract, Contemporary, Decorative, Expressionism, Illustration, Impressionism, Modern, Other Styles, Pop Art, Realism, Rustic, Southwestern, Surrealism, Urban, Western
Colors: Black, Brown, Gray, Green, Mixed, White, Yellow

Artwork Description: NEW: I was recently chosen as a Winner in the 2018 ArtSlant Prize Showcase: https://www.artslant.com/la/showcases/showcase?listtype=showcase&sublist=67%5Eall

This is a completely unique and original Preston M. Smith Pop Surrealist painting on canvas. This painting was recently released from my private collection. It was part of a series of surrealist paintings I was ...
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