Paco Pomet (1970) - In Law

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Paco Pomet's original oil painting In Law (2013), 60 × 70 cm, hand signed, in excellent condition and sold with frame, originating from Spain as a work of conceptual art.

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« In Law » (2013) is a quintessential example of Paco Pomet’s distinctive figurative surrealism and sharp narrative irony.
Rendered in a sophisticated monochrome blue palette, the composition depicts two gentlemen in early 20th-century attire engaged in an extended, elastic handshake.
Pomet masterfully distorts reality, blending historical photographic aesthetics with subversive humor and subtle social criticism.
Executed during a key period of the artist’s career, this original oil painting showcases Pomet’s impeccable technique, soft tonal gradations, and masterful handling of light and volume on canvas.

About the Artist & Market Significance:
Paco Pomet is one of the most acclaimed international contemporary Spanish painters. Known globally for his participation in Banksy’s curated project Dismaland (2015), Pomet’s work is held in prestigious public and private collections across Europe and the United States, including the Ministry of Culture in Spain and the Colección Testimonio (La Caixa).
Represented by leading galleries such as Richard Heller Gallery (Los Angeles), Pomet’s original paintings remain highly sought after by institutional buyers and savvy contemporary art investors worldwide.

Condition & Provenance:
Preserved in optimal environmental conditions since acquisition.
Includes full provenance details / Certificate of Authenticity available upon request.
Ships worldwide via specialized fine-art courier with custom wooden crating.

« In Law » (2013) is a quintessential example of Paco Pomet’s distinctive figurative surrealism and sharp narrative irony.
Rendered in a sophisticated monochrome blue palette, the composition depicts two gentlemen in early 20th-century attire engaged in an extended, elastic handshake.
Pomet masterfully distorts reality, blending historical photographic aesthetics with subversive humor and subtle social criticism.
Executed during a key period of the artist’s career, this original oil painting showcases Pomet’s impeccable technique, soft tonal gradations, and masterful handling of light and volume on canvas.

About the Artist & Market Significance:
Paco Pomet is one of the most acclaimed international contemporary Spanish painters. Known globally for his participation in Banksy’s curated project Dismaland (2015), Pomet’s work is held in prestigious public and private collections across Europe and the United States, including the Ministry of Culture in Spain and the Colección Testimonio (La Caixa).
Represented by leading galleries such as Richard Heller Gallery (Los Angeles), Pomet’s original paintings remain highly sought after by institutional buyers and savvy contemporary art investors worldwide.

Condition & Provenance:
Preserved in optimal environmental conditions since acquisition.
Includes full provenance details / Certificate of Authenticity available upon request.
Ships worldwide via specialized fine-art courier with custom wooden crating.

Details

Artist
Paco Pomet (1970)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
In Law
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2013
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
60 cm
Width
70 cm
Weight
5 kg
Style
Conceptual art
Period
2010-2020
Sold by
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