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Sunday Quiet (2026) Original Oil Painting by Andres Portillo

30.48 x 40.64 x 0.03cm (unframed) / 30.48 x 40.64cm (actual image size)

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Oil on primed patter, ready to frame

This one came from thinking about those slow, unremarkable moments that end up meaning the most. No pose, no performance—just a girl and her cat, settled into each other.

I kept the painting light and a bit broken, letting the brushstrokes show through so it feels immediate, almost like a memory rather than a scene. The soft color shifts in the background are there to echo that calm, everyday atmosphere. It’s a simple moment, but it carries a kind of quiet comfort.

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Primed paper, oil

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Oil on primed patter, ready to frame

This one came from thinking about those slow, unremarkable moments that end up meaning the most. No pose, no performance—just a girl and her cat, settled into each other.

I kept the painting light and a bit broken, letting the brushstrokes show through so it feels immediate, almost like a memory rather than a scene. The soft color shifts in the background are there to echo that calm, everyday atmosphere. It’s a simple moment, but it carries a kind of quiet comfort.

Materials used:

Primed paper, oil

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Andrés Portillo is a painter born and based in Mexico City whose work explores impressionism and realism, more recently involving Mexican identity, memory, and history through a contemporary interpretation of... Read more

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