Am I Rough Enough original PMS oil painting on recycled wood artsyhome.com: Product

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Product description:This is a completely unique and original abstract oil painting on recycled wood. This painting is one of a new series of exciting works that epitomize certain techniques and an aesthetic I have been working to perfect over the years. The streaking colors are vibrant and alive and the subtle layers which exist on the surface give the appearance of objects floating or drifting like colorful clouds amidst a sky background. The colors streak, mix and overlap on the surface to create a beautiful play of color and light. Texture also exists as "waves" and on the edges of the piece to give added depth. This is a simplistic and beautiful painting filled with harmony and peace. It is truly an original oil painting and series like no other. Note: This painting comes hang ready on a piece of thin recycled wood. Framing is up to the preference of the collector. This painting is signed on the front and includes my Certificate of Authenticity. © 2018 PMS Artwork. All rights reserved.

Am I Rough Enough original PMS oil painting on recycled wood

$110.00 USD

Paintings by Preston M. Smith (PMS Artwork)

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Product ID#: 213830.
Dimensions: 13" width x8.5" height x.25" depth
Weight: 2
Materials: Hardboard, Oil, Wood
Subject: Cultural, Inspirational, Landscape, Nature, Other Subjects, Seascape
Style: Abstract, Contemporary, Cubism, Decorative, Expressionism, Modern, Other Styles, Pop Art
Colors: Blue, Mixed, Orange, Pink, Red, White, Yellow

Artwork Description: This is a completely unique and original abstract oil painting on recycled wood. This painting is one of a new series of exciting works that epitomize certain techniques and an aesthetic I have been working to perfect over the years. The streaking colors are vibrant and alive and the subtle layers ...
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