- Original Mixed Media (Acrylic and Oil Pastel ) – 9 x 12 in.
- Style: Cubism
- On Mixed Media Paper
- Includes Certificate of Authenticity
About the Artwork:
Original mixed‑media cubism portrait on 9x12 mixed media paper, created with acrylic paint and oil pastels.
This artwork features a bold, modernist interpretation of the human face, using geometric shapes, expressive linework, and vibrant color blocking inspired by cubist traditions. Each piece is one‑of‑a‑kind, showcasing layered texture, intuitive mark‑making, and a dynamic abstract composition that brings energy and personality to any space.
Signed and includes a Certificate of Authenticity.
Ships flat, protected, and ready to frame.
Collector Information:
• Originality: This is a one-of-a-kind, hand-painted original painting. Not a print or reproduction.
• Ready to Frame: Standard 9x12 size fits easily into universal frames.
Condition & Shipping:
This is a hand-painted original, not a print. It is on high-quality 9x12 mixed media paper . It will be shipped with care in a protective sleeve and sturdy packaging to ensure it arrives in perfect condition.
Care Instructions for Oil Pastel Artwork: Oil pastel paintings are beautifully vibrant and long‑lasting, but their surface is delicate. Keep the artwork in its protective sleeve until you’re ready to frame it, and avoid touching the surface directly. For best preservation, frame the piece under glass using a mat so the artwork doesn’t touch the glass. Please do not use spray fixative, as it can darken or change the colors. Display your artwork away from direct sunlight or harsh lighting to keep it bright and beautiful for years to come.
What Are Oil Pastels?
Oil pastels are not crayons — they are a high‑quality artist medium made from concentrated pigment and oil. They allow for bold color, expressive texture, and painterly effects. Many collectors love oil pastel paintings for their depth, softness, and unique surface quality.
Some famous artists that used oil pastels are Pablo Picasso, Henri Matisse and Jean Dubuffet.