Leonardo Eymil - Cuatro tristes patos

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Oil on canvas by Leonardo Eymil, titled Cuatro tristes patos, a hyperrealist single original limited-edition painting (edition 1) signed in 2026, framed, 80 x 60 cm, approx. 2 kg, from Spain, depicting a marine landscape and sold directly by the artist.

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Four sad ducks
Artist: Leonardo Eymil, national visual artist in Madrid, Spain.
Dates: born January 1990.
Instagram: leonardo.eymil.art

Title of the work: Four sad ducks
Year: 2026, signed work.
Technique: Oil on canvas. Hyperrealist painting featuring four yellow rubber duckies floating on a sea of blood.

Dimensions:
Image: 80 x 60 cm with frame.
Canvas: Yes.
Frame: Yes.
Format: horizontal, framed work.

Signature: signed and dated at the bottom left of the image. Signature visible as “Leonardo” and date “2026”

Edition: original unique work.

Provenance: artist's collection, Madrid. Direct provenance from the artist.

Documentation: certificate of authenticity. Sale receipt also available.

Condition: the work is in excellent condition, completed by the artist in 2026. The frame is wood, gilded, bearing an aged or patinated appearance, with minor marks typical of the finish or use, as the artist likes to reuse antique frames to give greater visual impact to the paintings.

Shipping: the work would be shipped framed, unless otherwise agreed. With professional packaging, front protection, corner guards, rigid cardboard, bubble wrap, and reinforced box, especially since it is a framed painting.

The artist has participated in several solo and group exhibitions in Mexico, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Colombia, Puerto Rico, and Cuba. His work appears in several national and international publications.

For more information about his work visit his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leonardo.eymil.art/

Four sad ducks
Artist: Leonardo Eymil, national visual artist in Madrid, Spain.
Dates: born January 1990.
Instagram: leonardo.eymil.art

Title of the work: Four sad ducks
Year: 2026, signed work.
Technique: Oil on canvas. Hyperrealist painting featuring four yellow rubber duckies floating on a sea of blood.

Dimensions:
Image: 80 x 60 cm with frame.
Canvas: Yes.
Frame: Yes.
Format: horizontal, framed work.

Signature: signed and dated at the bottom left of the image. Signature visible as “Leonardo” and date “2026”

Edition: original unique work.

Provenance: artist's collection, Madrid. Direct provenance from the artist.

Documentation: certificate of authenticity. Sale receipt also available.

Condition: the work is in excellent condition, completed by the artist in 2026. The frame is wood, gilded, bearing an aged or patinated appearance, with minor marks typical of the finish or use, as the artist likes to reuse antique frames to give greater visual impact to the paintings.

Shipping: the work would be shipped framed, unless otherwise agreed. With professional packaging, front protection, corner guards, rigid cardboard, bubble wrap, and reinforced box, especially since it is a framed painting.

The artist has participated in several solo and group exhibitions in Mexico, Spain, Switzerland, Italy, Colombia, Puerto Rico, and Cuba. His work appears in several national and international publications.

For more information about his work visit his Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/leonardo.eymil.art/

Details

Artist
Leonardo Eymil
Edition number
1
Edition
Limited edition
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
Yes
Title of artwork
Cuatro tristes patos
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
60 cm
Width
80 cm
Weight
2 kg
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Hyperrealism
Period
2020+
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