Original artwork description:

- Untitled Queen (part 2) - Contemporary abstract expressive artwork.

Acrylic, Charcoal on Paper, Playing Card - Qd. Gesso both sides of the paper with different textures.

Painted in blue, red, yellow, black.

Size: 200 g/m2 A3 art paper.
42 x 29.7 centimeters
16.5 x 11.6 inches

This painting will fit in a standard A3 size frame.
Please note: the painting doesn't come framed, but I've taken photos of it framed for display purposes.

Painting signed on the front. Date and signed on the back.

CERTIFICATE OF AUTHENTICITY:
Delivered with a Certificate of Authenticity signed by myself to protect your investment as a genuinely original work.

Please be aware that colors may appear different from those on your screen and will look different in different lights.

This painting will be delivered in a first-class Cardboard Transportation Tube with plastic caps and protected with crystal paper sheets for perfect security.

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Once, about a couple of years ago, I dreamed of playing cards falling from the sky into a lake. The water surface became multicolored and I walked along the carpet of cards lying on the water. From time to time, I slowly rose into the air and watched from above the abstract paintings that were metamorphosing while churning under me. Thus, work on a series of paintings from these dreams began. For almost a year I painted pictures the leitmotif of which was playing cards. Sometimes I still continue to create pictures with these magical objects.

Also, I adore playing cards because I'm a professional magician.
You can find about my magic shows on my Youtube channel: YouTube/MagicDiArchy

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I sincerely hope that you enjoy this painting :)

If you have any question, please feel free to ask, it will be a great pleasure to communicate with you.

Thank you for visiting my Gallery and interest in my creativity.
Kind regards,
Retne

Materials used:

Acrylic, Charcoal on Paper, Playing Card - Qd. Gesso both sides of the paper with different textures.

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