E. Pérez Lezcano - “El Jarrón Amarillo” XL ( No Reserve)





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Original acrylic on canvas titled “El Jarrón Amarillo” XL by E. Pérez Lezcano, 70×100 cm, 2026, multicolour cubist still life, signed, in excellent condition, shipped unframed in a rigid tube with a hand-signed Certificate of Authenticity.
Description from the seller
“The Yellow Vase”
Artist: original work by artist E. Pérez Lezcano
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 70x100cm
Presentation: The work is shipped unstretched, carefully packed in a rigid cardboard tube for maximum protection.
COA: Includes a hand-signed certificate of authenticity by the artist.
“The Yellow Vase” presents a luminous and deeply pictorial composition, where the figure, the table and the interior objects are organized within a richly visual cubist architecture. The yellow vase, located on the left side of the work, functions as a light and balance point: a seemingly ordinary element that acquires a central presence within the overall rhythm of the composition.
The scene is constructed as a lived interior, where the female figure appears integrated among forms, planes and objects. There is no rigid separation between character, still life and space: all participate in the same visual structure. The table, the fruit, the glass, the vase and the central red form dialogue with each other, creating an image full of movement, color and compositional tension.
Color plays an essential role. The yellow of the vase introduces a warm, vibrant note that illuminates the work from within, while the intense reds provide emotional force and presence. The greens, turquoises, blues and blacks balance the composition, generating depth and contrast. This chromatic relationship transforms the scene into a living, sophisticated and visually very attractive space.
The brushstroke preserves freshness and energy. Free strokes, zones of transparency and visible gestures are evident, imparting vitality to the surface. At the same time, dark contours and geometric planes organize the image, giving solidity to a complex yet well-grounded composition.
In “The Yellow Vase”, the everyday object becomes a symbol of light, presence and domestic memory. The work turns the interior into a color-filled stage, where still life and human figure merge in a contemporary reading of the cubist language.
Shipping:
All works are shipped with highly secure packaging, using a professional-quality rigid cardboard tube designed to protect the piece during transport. This method ensures the piece arrives intact, without creases or damage, regardless of distance or destination country. The shipment includes a tracking number for complete transparency in the process.
Certificate of Authenticity:
Each work is delivered accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist, listing the title of the work, technique used, dimensions, year of creation and other relevant details.
This certificate guarantees that the piece is an original, unique and exclusive work, protected by intellectual property rights, and that it belongs entirely to the artist’s body of work.
It is a valid document for collectors, galleries, auctions and future appraisals.
Seller's Story
“The Yellow Vase”
Artist: original work by artist E. Pérez Lezcano
Technique: Acrylic on canvas
Dimensions: 70x100cm
Presentation: The work is shipped unstretched, carefully packed in a rigid cardboard tube for maximum protection.
COA: Includes a hand-signed certificate of authenticity by the artist.
“The Yellow Vase” presents a luminous and deeply pictorial composition, where the figure, the table and the interior objects are organized within a richly visual cubist architecture. The yellow vase, located on the left side of the work, functions as a light and balance point: a seemingly ordinary element that acquires a central presence within the overall rhythm of the composition.
The scene is constructed as a lived interior, where the female figure appears integrated among forms, planes and objects. There is no rigid separation between character, still life and space: all participate in the same visual structure. The table, the fruit, the glass, the vase and the central red form dialogue with each other, creating an image full of movement, color and compositional tension.
Color plays an essential role. The yellow of the vase introduces a warm, vibrant note that illuminates the work from within, while the intense reds provide emotional force and presence. The greens, turquoises, blues and blacks balance the composition, generating depth and contrast. This chromatic relationship transforms the scene into a living, sophisticated and visually very attractive space.
The brushstroke preserves freshness and energy. Free strokes, zones of transparency and visible gestures are evident, imparting vitality to the surface. At the same time, dark contours and geometric planes organize the image, giving solidity to a complex yet well-grounded composition.
In “The Yellow Vase”, the everyday object becomes a symbol of light, presence and domestic memory. The work turns the interior into a color-filled stage, where still life and human figure merge in a contemporary reading of the cubist language.
Shipping:
All works are shipped with highly secure packaging, using a professional-quality rigid cardboard tube designed to protect the piece during transport. This method ensures the piece arrives intact, without creases or damage, regardless of distance or destination country. The shipment includes a tracking number for complete transparency in the process.
Certificate of Authenticity:
Each work is delivered accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity signed by the artist, listing the title of the work, technique used, dimensions, year of creation and other relevant details.
This certificate guarantees that the piece is an original, unique and exclusive work, protected by intellectual property rights, and that it belongs entirely to the artist’s body of work.
It is a valid document for collectors, galleries, auctions and future appraisals.

