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Cut-out horse painting, a rearing horse, night-blue mane over a coat of deep greens, acrylic palette knife, wall relief, unique piece signed CamilleL'Abyssal in an interior, at real scale

Move the light across the surface

L'Abyssal, 60 x 102 cm, Acrylic, palette knife. Cut-out horse painting, a rearing horse, night-blue mane over a coat of deep greens, acrylic palette knife, wall relief, unique piece signed Camille

L'Abyssal

Available 60 x 102 cm · Acrylic, palette knife

Hand-painted with a knife, this piece is unique: only one will ever exist, with no reprint.

580 €

Piece reserved for 3 months from receipt of the deposit. Balance due before shipping.

View on my wall · RA

Take all the time you need: this piece will wait, and you remain free not to adopt it.

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Signed certificate of authenticity included

Certificate of authenticity

  • ·Unique number, piece 1/1
  • ·Signature of the artist Camille
  • ·Materials and dimensions described
  • ·Photograph of the piece included

Paper document shipped with the work, plus a signed PDF by email.

L'Abyssal is a rearing horse, night-blue mane over a coat of deep greens, painted with the knife in thick impasto.

It is a cut-out Isorel panel following the animal's silhouette, a wall relief that raking light reveals. The horse is the totem of free momentum. A unique piece signed Camille, with certificate of authenticity.

Shown at real scale : 60 x 102 cm

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