Gorovoy Nikolay (1953) - The Bishops Hidden Move(100% handpainted artwork!)

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Nikolay Gorovoy (1953) presents The Bishops Hidden Move (100% handpainted artwork), an oil painting on canvas, original edition, signed, 40 × 60 cm, Ukraine, 2020+, in excellent condition.

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Description from the seller

Original 100% handmade painting by ukrainian contemporary artist Nikolay Gorovoy (1953)
oil on canvas
perfect condition
dimensions 40x60 cm
signed lower right by the artist and on the backside of the painting

Gambit of Fate is a surrealist chess-inspired composition where floating paths, scattered pieces and an hourglass turn each move into a choice between chance and destiny. Rich golden earth tones and an open blue sky create a dreamlike world suspended between time, strategy and imagination.

Delivery time from Ukraine takes about 4 weeks, due to complex logistics!

Please note: Orders shipped to the EU may be subject to import VAT and handling fees upon delivery. These charges are set by your country’s customs and are not included in the item price and byuers are responsible for them!

Colors of the painting may vary under different lightning and monitor settings!

Seller's Story

We are a family-owned art gallery based in Kyiv, Ukraine. For nearly 10 years, we have been connecting talented Ukrainian artists with art lovers around the world. Throughout our career, over 5,000 of our paintings have found their homes in private collections across Europe, the USA, and beyond. We do not sell prints or posters. Our gallery features only genuine oil and acrylic paintings on canvas. Every piece is hand-signed by the artist. All items are professionally packaged for safe international transit. Thank you for your trust!

Original 100% handmade painting by ukrainian contemporary artist Nikolay Gorovoy (1953)
oil on canvas
perfect condition
dimensions 40x60 cm
signed lower right by the artist and on the backside of the painting

Gambit of Fate is a surrealist chess-inspired composition where floating paths, scattered pieces and an hourglass turn each move into a choice between chance and destiny. Rich golden earth tones and an open blue sky create a dreamlike world suspended between time, strategy and imagination.

Delivery time from Ukraine takes about 4 weeks, due to complex logistics!

Please note: Orders shipped to the EU may be subject to import VAT and handling fees upon delivery. These charges are set by your country’s customs and are not included in the item price and byuers are responsible for them!

Colors of the painting may vary under different lightning and monitor settings!

Seller's Story

We are a family-owned art gallery based in Kyiv, Ukraine. For nearly 10 years, we have been connecting talented Ukrainian artists with art lovers around the world. Throughout our career, over 5,000 of our paintings have found their homes in private collections across Europe, the USA, and beyond. We do not sell prints or posters. Our gallery features only genuine oil and acrylic paintings on canvas. Every piece is hand-signed by the artist. All items are professionally packaged for safe international transit. Thank you for your trust!

Details

Artist
Gorovoy Nikolay (1953)
Sold with frame
No
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Gallery
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
The Bishops Hidden Move(100% handpainted artwork!)
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed, Signed
Country of origin
Ukraine
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
60 cm
Style
Surrealism
Period
2020+
UkraineVerified
4775
Objects sold
100%
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