Pop art resin goddess sculpture Diane (Artemis) titled: "Pop Diane

Technique: Statue bust hand painted with acrylic paint / spray can, stencils and acrylic markers.

Protected by a glossy double layer anti-UV varnish.

Signature: Sculpture signed under Diane by the painter Priscilla Vettese

Embossed signature COA + Invoice provided.

Pop Diane - Pop Art Graffiti Bust Sculpture

€320.00

Unique spray paint and handpainted Diane statue
Statue in resin signed by the hand of the painter
Dimensions: L 16x H 30 x P 11 cm
Free delivery in metropolitan France
Sending by colissimo with tracking number and fully secure protection of the work
COA with embossed signature provided and signed by the artist
Currently available at ERBK Gallery, 64 rue Mazarine, Paris 6th. (France)

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Paintings handpainted by a contemporary painter artist

Priscilla Vettese is an artist painter.

It is in his studio located in France near Paris that the artist captures the intensity of contrasts on her paintings, composes colors and textures with spontaneous and colorful touches to immortalize the moment. through the prism of his emotions.

Through figurative paintings and abstract paintings, her inspiration comes for the admiration of nature.

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