Gyl (XX) - L'Ultime Basilissa

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About the work

In this work, GYL imagines the last sovereign of a vanished empire, guardian of a splendor that time has never erased. Her calm, inscrutable gaze traverses the centuries as a halo of gold, inspired by Byzantine iconography, elevates her to the rank of a timeless figure.

Rubies, omnipresent, symbolize power, passion and the permanence of great civilizations. Scarlet draperies respond to the richness of golds in a composition of remarkable visual intensity, where the realism of the portrait dialogues with an almost sacred dimension.

This original creation by GYL illustrates her taste for female portraits imbued with nobility, mystery and light. A work that will appeal to lovers of contemporary figurative painting, Byzantine aesthetics and symbolism.

Careful and secure shipping.
Careful packaging. Secure shipment with insurance and tracking number. Certificate of authenticity and appraisal attached.
This work, created by the artist GYL, is unique and original. Any reproduction or copy is prohibited.

About the Artist

GYL is a French painter-drawer (listed) from Provence, renowned for her mastery of oil portraits on canvas. Her work, imbued with sensitivity and realism, captures the subject's soul with remarkable technical precision and rare emotional depth.

GYL’s works are present in numerous private collections around the world, from the United States to Japan, and across Europe. Her artistic universe captivates with its humanity, its elegance, and its ability to convey raw emotion through the refinement of oil on canvas.

About the work

In this work, GYL imagines the last sovereign of a vanished empire, guardian of a splendor that time has never erased. Her calm, inscrutable gaze traverses the centuries as a halo of gold, inspired by Byzantine iconography, elevates her to the rank of a timeless figure.

Rubies, omnipresent, symbolize power, passion and the permanence of great civilizations. Scarlet draperies respond to the richness of golds in a composition of remarkable visual intensity, where the realism of the portrait dialogues with an almost sacred dimension.

This original creation by GYL illustrates her taste for female portraits imbued with nobility, mystery and light. A work that will appeal to lovers of contemporary figurative painting, Byzantine aesthetics and symbolism.

Careful and secure shipping.
Careful packaging. Secure shipment with insurance and tracking number. Certificate of authenticity and appraisal attached.
This work, created by the artist GYL, is unique and original. Any reproduction or copy is prohibited.

About the Artist

GYL is a French painter-drawer (listed) from Provence, renowned for her mastery of oil portraits on canvas. Her work, imbued with sensitivity and realism, captures the subject's soul with remarkable technical precision and rare emotional depth.

GYL’s works are present in numerous private collections around the world, from the United States to Japan, and across Europe. Her artistic universe captivates with its humanity, its elegance, and its ability to convey raw emotion through the refinement of oil on canvas.

Details

Artist
Gyl (XX)
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
L'Ultime Basilissa
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Excellent condition
Colour
Beige, Brown, Cream, Gold
Height
60 cm
Width
40 cm
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Realism
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
348
Objects sold
100%
Private

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