Guess Whos Back original PMS oil painting on canvas artsyhome.com: Product

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Product description:This is a unique and original PMS abstract oil painting. It is part of a series of patterned pieces on reclaimed/recycled wood. This painting is like a barrage of multi-colored boxes or pixels, each with it's own personality and color scheme. It has structure, a contained messiness, and texture and is fun to look at from any angle. It shines and shimmers in the light from certain angles and was painted with my own personal mantra in mind: Beauty, Color and Texture. The colors are vibrant and bold. It is an energetically exciting piece that has structure, depth, and feeling. A truly unique abstract painting like no other. Note: This painting is painted on recycled wood that has the edges painted black and comes hang ready. Framing is unnecessary, but 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.

Guess Whos Back original PMS oil painting on canvas

$450.00 USD

Paintings by Preston M. Smith (PMS Artwork)

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Shipping: $40.00
Product ID#: 213699.
Dimensions: 24" width x12" height x1" depth
Weight: 6
Materials: Hardboard, Oil, Wood
Subject: Cityscape, Cultural, Inspirational, Other Subjects
Style: Abstract, Architectural, Contemporary, Cubism, Decorative, Expressionism, Modern, Other Styles, Pop Art, Urban
Colors: Blue, Green, Mixed, Orange, Pink, Purple, Red, White, Yellow

Artwork Description: This is a unique and original PMS abstract oil painting. It is part of a series of patterned pieces on reclaimed/recycled wood. This painting is like a barrage of multi-colored boxes or pixels, each with it's own personality and color scheme. It has structure, a contained messiness, and texture and is ...
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Artist Preston M. Smith (PMS) found himself cross-eyed and with no depth perception as a child. This was the "lens" through which he developed his unique visual perspective of the world, which he now shares as a painter. Preston’s work has transitioned from moody pop surrealist paintings into vibrantly colorful, tactile, highly textured and almost "edible"abstract works. His mantra for his abstract work is "color, texture, and beauty", and his work and life have been an expression of moving from darkness into light. Preston’s work has been showcased alongside...