N. Magro - " Massif ". XL





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Original ink seascape on heavyweight 100% cotton hot-pressed paper by N. Magro (2026), titled “Massif” XL, hand signed, 80 × 114 cm, excellent condition, unique work, shipped unframed and rolled with authenticity certificate, from Portugal.
Description from the seller
(IG @ drawingsbyanarchitect)
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Title
" Massif "
(2026)
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Emerging mass (matter).
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Part of a series positioned between drawing and painting.
The strength of total stillness.
Paint on paper.
Two deckle edges.
Unique work.
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Oil based paint on high quality pure cotton hot pressed watercolor Arches (300g/m2_sqm)
Dim.: 80 x 114 cm
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Superior quality materials for a long lasting work of art:
MEDIUM:
Paint with an oil and indelible pigment base, resistant to water, light, cold and high temperatures.
SUPPORT:
Heavyweight pure cotton high quality hot pressed watercolor paper.
The 100% cotton gives to the watercolor paper beauty, a natural, lasting whiteness and an inimitable touch as well as strength and longevity.
For conservation a fungicidal treatment will prevent the appearance of mould. With alkaline reserve, acid-free, no optical brightening agents.
French made.
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With authenticity certificate, with white stamp and signed by the author.
Will be shipped unframed and rolled.
Frame not included.
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Nelson Magro is an architect and artist that lives and works in Lisbon (PT).
Degree in architecture from the Faculty Architecture of Lisbon.
Professional experience as an architect in Portugal, Spain, Belgium and Switzerland.
Since 2018 developing the artistic project "Drawings by an architect".
Exhibitions: "Drawings by an architect", Palma de Mallorca (ES) 2021, "RGB" Lisbon (PT) 2022.
Represented in several worldwide private collections: London, Paris, Milan, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Sydney, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Geneva, Bern, Helsinki and Lisbon.
(IG @ drawingsbyanarchitect)
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Title
" Massif "
(2026)
-----------------------------
Emerging mass (matter).
-----------------------------
Part of a series positioned between drawing and painting.
The strength of total stillness.
Paint on paper.
Two deckle edges.
Unique work.
-----------------------------
Oil based paint on high quality pure cotton hot pressed watercolor Arches (300g/m2_sqm)
Dim.: 80 x 114 cm
-----------------------------
Superior quality materials for a long lasting work of art:
MEDIUM:
Paint with an oil and indelible pigment base, resistant to water, light, cold and high temperatures.
SUPPORT:
Heavyweight pure cotton high quality hot pressed watercolor paper.
The 100% cotton gives to the watercolor paper beauty, a natural, lasting whiteness and an inimitable touch as well as strength and longevity.
For conservation a fungicidal treatment will prevent the appearance of mould. With alkaline reserve, acid-free, no optical brightening agents.
French made.
-----------------------------
With authenticity certificate, with white stamp and signed by the author.
Will be shipped unframed and rolled.
Frame not included.
-----------------------------
Nelson Magro is an architect and artist that lives and works in Lisbon (PT).
Degree in architecture from the Faculty Architecture of Lisbon.
Professional experience as an architect in Portugal, Spain, Belgium and Switzerland.
Since 2018 developing the artistic project "Drawings by an architect".
Exhibitions: "Drawings by an architect", Palma de Mallorca (ES) 2021, "RGB" Lisbon (PT) 2022.
Represented in several worldwide private collections: London, Paris, Milan, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, Sydney, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Geneva, Bern, Helsinki and Lisbon.

