Peter Robert Keil - Demi Moore

*The last living big Artist*
Peter Robert Keil is one of the best-known and finest contemporary painters and sculptors in Germany. Keil is renowned for his bold and beautiful paintings, which capture the essence of life. His works can be found worldwide in museums, galleries, and also in private collections of the wealthy and famous. Peter Robert Keil painted alongside giants such as Joan Miro, Picasso, Andy Warhol, Basquiat, as well as other artists, and is therefore often dubbed as *The last living big Artist*.

Early and new works (originals) by the artist are hardly affordable on the world market anymore.

Very beautiful, extraordinary depiction of Demi Moore. Studio Berlin 00, a wonderful decorative collector’s object.

Dimensions without frame H: 70 cm x W: 50 cm

Original artwork on canvas by the artist Peter Robert Keil with certificate of authenticity and gallery stamp.

The colors in the images may vary slightly (e.g., due to light reflections).

Oil/Acrylic mixed media on canvas.

Shipping worldwide and insured.

Artwork description:

With “Demi Moore” Peter Robert Keil dedicates an expressive portrait to one of Hollywood’s most famous actresses. The work blends the glamour of international cinema with the artist’s unmistakable visual language and strikingly shows his engagement with prominent figures of pop culture.

The figure appears frontal and confident. The light face and the almost white body stand in a tense contrast to the deep black background. Bright red lips and the distinctive red necklace form the visual focal points of the image, while the blue eyes establish direct eye contact with the viewer.

The curly yellow-green hair gives the composition dynamism and movement. With a few powerful black lines Keil reduces the figure to the essential and yet achieves an extraordinary expressiveness. The monumental portrayal conveys strength, elegance, and presence — qualities that have shaped Demi Moore’s public perception over decades.

The composition exudes joie de vivre, directness, and artistic immediacy — a homage to color itself and an optimistic statement for any collection.

His artistically gifted mother struggled with her son in the final phase of the war as they moved to West Berlin, where the two settled after the war. There Keil grew up in the working-class neighborhood of Berlin-Wedding and soon discovered his love for painting — particularly for expressionist artists as well as the works of Pablo Picasso. The painter Otto Nagel, from East Berlin, became his mentor from around 1954 and taught him early craft skills and painting techniques.

1962: First solo exhibition at the Art Gallery, London
1964: Rotebro Gallery, Sweden
1965: Great Berlin Art Exhibition
1966: Great Berlin Art Exhibition
1980: Dr. Friedmann Gallery, Israel
1985: Wewerka Gallery, Berlin
1986–1990: Free Berlin Art Exhibition, Messehallen, Berlin
1993: Carousel Gallery, Dania, Florida, USA
1998: Aventura Art Gallery, Aventura, Florida, USA
1999: Höckner Gallery, Salzburg, Austria
2000: Exhibitions in Paris, Amsterdam, London
2001–2005: InterContinental Hotel Berlin
2002: International Art Fair, Frankfurt
2003: Sixty Years of Peter Robert Keil, Kunstsinn Gallery, Nuremberg
2005: Boxsler Gallery, Lichtenfels
2006: Public Library, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA
2007: Villa Meixner, Collection of the Europe Cultural Forum, Brühl/Baden
2007: Kessler Corporation, Orlando Florida, Savannah, Georgia, USA
2008: The Hurn Museum, Savannah, USA
2010: Keil-Collection Heidelberg, Long Night of the Museums, Heidelberg
2010: Edna Hibel Fine Art Gallery, West Palm Beach, Florida
2011: Keil-Collection Heidelberg, Long Night of the Museums, Heidelberg
2012: Retrospective “Life in a Color Frenzy”, Schwetzingen Castle, Orangery
2012: Keil ArtCollection Marburg, Night of Art, Marburg
2012: