Prettau - 14th Street City line (NR)

URBAN collection « 14th Street City-line" is a striking original canvas that encapsulates the vibrant essence of urban atmosphere daily lighting . Offered without a reserve price, this piece presents an interesting opportunity to acquire a work of contemporary art significantly below its market value, able to enhance the artistic quality of your living or work space. The horizontal composition combines deep shades of blue and orange , creating a sfumato sky, the original is far more vibrant in reality. Created with high-quality acrylics on a canvas composed of 70% cotton and 30% polyester, this artwork boasts a rich texture and impressive dimensionality. Measuring 80 x 120 cm, it is signed on verso and accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. Prettau is an artist whose work is influenced by the traditional rules of descriptive geometry in architectural drawing, combined with an artistic interpretation of the urban environment capable of conveying a certain poetic essence. Through a unique technique, her pictorial style has transformed the use of traditional brushes by incorporating alternative tools commonly found in technical drawing, such as graduated rulers and geometric calculations of conical perspective. From ephemeral solo exhibitions decades ago, in alternative spaces in Florence or Brussels, and progressing to major art biennales and fairs in Montreux, Paris, Monaco, Rotterdam, Rome, New York and more, Prettau has gradually established herself in the world of contemporary art. Prettau's semi-abstract paintings have garnered increasing attention and appreciation, recognized for their distinct style and approach. The growing popularity and appeal of Prettau's paintings have transcended borders, drawing the interest of collectors worldwide. Their ability to capture the essence of prominent urban subjects with a semi-abstract approach has resonated with art enthusiasts, making her works sought-after and valued additions to public and private collections.

Estimation:€4,800

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