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The Bride (2025) Original Oil Painting by Ryan Rice

91.44 x 38.1 x 5.71cm (unframed) / 91.44 x 38.1cm (actual image size)

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£2,008.04

The painting captures an intense, close-up gaze—the piercing, steely eyes of Uma Thurman as The Bride in Kill Bill, filled with vengeance, focus, and unrelenting determination. The artwork magnifies every detail: the sharp contrast of her dark lashes against pale skin, the slight furrow of her brow hinting at the storm of emotion beneath, and the golden flicker of light reflecting in her irises, as if ignited by the fire of revenge.

Rendered in a bold, cinematic style, the painting channels the energy of Tarantino’s iconic framing—where her eyes alone tell an entire story. A fine balance of realism and expressionism, the brushstrokes are both precise and raw, echoing the character’s controlled fury and the chaos she leaves in her wake.

This piece isn’t just a portrait; it’s a moment suspended in time—the instant before the reckoning.

Materials used:

stretched canvas on wooden stretcher bars

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The painting captures an intense, close-up gaze—the piercing, steely eyes of Uma Thurman as The Bride in Kill Bill, filled with vengeance, focus, and unrelenting determination. The artwork magnifies every detail: the sharp contrast of her dark lashes against pale skin, the slight furrow of her brow hinting at the storm of emotion beneath, and the golden flicker of light reflecting in her irises, as if ignited by the fire of revenge.

Rendered in a bold, cinematic style, the painting channels the energy of Tarantino’s iconic framing—where her eyes alone tell an entire story. A fine balance of realism and expressionism, the brushstrokes are both precise and raw, echoing the character’s controlled fury and the chaos she leaves in her wake.

This piece isn’t just a portrait; it’s a moment suspended in time—the instant before the reckoning.

Materials used:

stretched canvas on wooden stretcher bars

Details:

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Ryan Rice is an experienced US painter with national exposure. His works are held in private collections worldwide. Humor and beauty are key themes and messages in his paintings which... Read more

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