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36″W x 48″H
DAVID SENECAL “Intersectional Echo” Original Acrylic on Canvas
$4,000.00
Original acrylic on canvas by Ohio-based artist David Senecal depicts an abstracted field of pinks, reds, blues, and purples; angular linework interjects across the central plane of the canvas to break up the image. Senecal’s brushwork and technique details his background in producing digital art for several decades, creating a work that is both ethereal yet tangible. Mounted on the original stretcher bars, this sizable painting is signed by Senecal on the reverse side of the canvas.
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