Vinc Tribute to Mickey

Vinc Tribute to tintin The contemplation of New York Painting and collage on canvas stretcher and varnish On Journal mon ouvrage from 1930 Dated 2024 and signed 40 x 50 x 2 cms 290 ...

Vinc Tribute to Tintin Taking off Painting and collage on canvas stretcher On newspaper my work of 1930 Dated 2024 and signed 30 x 70 x 2 cms 290 euros

Vinc Tribute to tintin The little boat Painting and collage on stretcher and varnish On original newspaper my work of 1930 Dated 2024 and signed 40 x 50 x 2 cms 270 euros

Vinc Tribute to Porsche martini racing Acrylic on the bonnet of a Porsche 924 Unique piece Dated and signed 2023 140 x 120 cms 1100 euros

"Mickey Flush 2016" by John Paul Fauves. John Paul Fauves (b. 1980) is a contemporary Costa Rican Artist who lives and works in San Jose. Heavily influenced by the Fauvist movement of the early 20th century - John Paul seeks to eternally question and challenge viewers. His themes deal with all aspects of the self: temptation, addiction, and redemption being prominent throughout his works. John Paul Fauves formulated much of his technique and subject matter under the guidance of Joaquin Rodriguez Del Paso throughout the 90’s and early 2000’s - and then spent fifteen years developing his signature fusing of pop culture icons with sinister and ever changing fauvist elements. “A Loss of Innocence” - a theme conceived in 2015 was introduced to the NYC art scene with a solo show at Guy Hepner...

Nantawant "Mickey", 2010 hyperrealist drawing of Brazilian model and actress Alessandra Ambrosio wearing a Mickey Mouse ear hat. Dimensions with f...

"I am part of all i have met", Oil, wood, canvas, and paper on canvas, circa 1974. Signed illegibly lower right; presented in a low-profile painted wood frame. Perhaps in the manner of Robert Rauschenberg, this fascinating collage is titled after a quote from "Ulysses" by Alfred, Lord Tennyson and includes a clipping of a tributary poem to John Fitzgerald Kennedy, the star from the Texas flag...

Antique religious painting from the second half of the 17th century. Oil on canvas artwork, first canvas, depicting the Tribute Money. In fact, there was a tax for the maintenance of...