Good condition. Distressed frame.
12.5″W x 10″H
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Original Oil Abstract Painting on Board
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Original oil painting on board depicts an abstracted surface of yellow, black, and gold tones. Harkening back to the earlier works of the New York School of Painting in the 1950’s (better known at the Abstract Expressionists), this painting details a lot of movement and texture, and is fitting for the abstract collector looking for more manageable-sized artwork. Housed in a gold frame with mild distressing, this original painting is signed illegibly in the left hand corner of the board by an unknown artist.
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