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ARTEMIS (2025) Original Acrylic Painting by Tony Howard (TYWHO)

45.72 x 60.96 x 3.81cm (unframed)

£376.61

Artwork Title: ARTEMIS

Dimensions: 18" W × 24" H × 0.75" D

Weight: Approximately 1.5 to 2.5 lbs (0.7 to 1.1 kg)

Medium: Acrylic on Stretched Canvas

Style: Neo-Expressionism, Contemporary Figurative, Mythological Portraiture

Subject: Figurative, Goddess Mythology, Symbolism, Adornment

Overview

ARTEMIS is an empowering contemporary figurative portrait that reimagines ancient mythological power through a bold neo-expressionist lens. Depicting a fierce female subject adorned with intricate, ceremonial headwear and spiraling ram horns, the piece captures themes of divine protection, wild nature, and feminine sovereignty. Vibrant red background hues contrast sharply with detailed impasto texturing and sculpted highlights.

Key Features & Details

Dramatic Palette & Lighting: Deep crimson and fiery red backgrounds set against warm bronze, gold, and cool blue undertones in the subject's skin and hair.

Ornate Headdress & Jewelry: Features a regal crown composed of feather-like forms, sweeping horns with energetic white line-work, and dangling embellished earrings.

Textured Detail: Employs layered acrylic paint techniques, including delicate filigree-like white and orange line overlays across the torso that lend a beaded, lace-like tactile quality.

Versatile Display: Standard 18" × 24" proportions fit effortlessly into traditional or modern frames, making it an ideal centerpiece for private collections or gallery displays.

Materials & Condition

Original, one-of-a-kind artwork.

Painted with professional-grade acrylics on standard stretched cotton canvas.

Protective varnish applied to safeguard against UV light and dust.

Hand-signed by the artist (Tywho) along the right edge.

Stretched over standard wooden stretcher bars, ready to hang or frame.

Materials used:

Acrylic on Canvas

Details:

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Artwork Title: ARTEMIS

Dimensions: 18" W × 24" H × 0.75" D

Weight: Approximately 1.5 to 2.5 lbs (0.7 to 1.1 kg)

Medium: Acrylic on Stretched Canvas

Style: Neo-Expressionism, Contemporary Figurative, Mythological Portraiture

Subject: Figurative, Goddess Mythology, Symbolism, Adornment

Overview

ARTEMIS is an empowering contemporary figurative portrait that reimagines ancient mythological power through a bold neo-expressionist lens. Depicting a fierce female subject adorned with intricate, ceremonial headwear and spiraling ram horns, the piece captures themes of divine protection, wild nature, and feminine sovereignty. Vibrant red background hues contrast sharply with detailed impasto texturing and sculpted highlights.

Key Features & Details

Dramatic Palette & Lighting: Deep crimson and fiery red backgrounds set against warm bronze, gold, and cool blue undertones in the subject's skin and hair.

Ornate Headdress & Jewelry: Features a regal crown composed of feather-like forms, sweeping horns with energetic white line-work, and dangling embellished earrings.

Textured Detail: Employs layered acrylic paint techniques, including delicate filigree-like white and orange line overlays across the torso that lend a beaded, lace-like tactile quality.

Versatile Display: Standard 18" × 24" proportions fit effortlessly into traditional or modern frames, making it an ideal centerpiece for private collections or gallery displays.

Materials & Condition

Original, one-of-a-kind artwork.

Painted with professional-grade acrylics on standard stretched cotton canvas.

Protective varnish applied to safeguard against UV light and dust.

Hand-signed by the artist (Tywho) along the right edge.

Stretched over standard wooden stretcher bars, ready to hang or frame.

Materials used:

Acrylic on Canvas

Details:

Location United States

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