VIMOPAR - Queens, XL.

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VIMOPAR presents an original oil painting titled Queens, XL., a 140 by 95 cm portrait in gold and silver leaf, signed by the artist in both corners and produced in 2026 in Spain, sold directly by the artist and delivered rolled.

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VMP is a Spanish visual artist, a Doctor in Art and Research, whose practice combines contemporary figurative painting with cinematic experimentation and animation. His consolidated and recognized artistic career is backed by numerous awards and selections.

This original work measures 140 × 95 cm and was created in 2026. It is a figurative study in which the design of playing cards is explored. VIMOPAR has already designed several decks—the Morandi Tarot, Ronda, and Poker—and is familiar with this iconography.

The painting can be oriented in either of two directions, with one corner pointing up or the other. It is signed in both corners to allow installation in any direction.

The surface of the work is 140 × 95 cm, although the canvas includes extra fabric to facilitate handling and later framing. The artist begins by working with acrylic paint and finishes the piece using glazes of Liquin and oil. The work incorporates gold and silver leaf, golden and silver oils, as well as some gold-toned enamels.

Shipping is only carried out with the canvas rolled, protected with bubble wrap and cardboard or a rigid support, ensuring proper protection during transport.

The work can be viewed on the Instagram profile @vmp_justicia_pictorica. You can also follow the artist at @molina.pardo. There is also a card-design account at @Tarot_Morandi.

VMP is a Spanish visual artist, a Doctor in Art and Research, whose practice combines contemporary figurative painting with cinematic experimentation and animation. His consolidated and recognized artistic career is backed by numerous awards and selections.

This original work measures 140 × 95 cm and was created in 2026. It is a figurative study in which the design of playing cards is explored. VIMOPAR has already designed several decks—the Morandi Tarot, Ronda, and Poker—and is familiar with this iconography.

The painting can be oriented in either of two directions, with one corner pointing up or the other. It is signed in both corners to allow installation in any direction.

The surface of the work is 140 × 95 cm, although the canvas includes extra fabric to facilitate handling and later framing. The artist begins by working with acrylic paint and finishes the piece using glazes of Liquin and oil. The work incorporates gold and silver leaf, golden and silver oils, as well as some gold-toned enamels.

Shipping is only carried out with the canvas rolled, protected with bubble wrap and cardboard or a rigid support, ensuring proper protection during transport.

The work can be viewed on the Instagram profile @vmp_justicia_pictorica. You can also follow the artist at @molina.pardo. There is also a card-design account at @Tarot_Morandi.

Details

Edition
Original
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Sold with frame
No
Artist
VIMOPAR
Technique
Oil painting
Title of artwork
Queens, XL.
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Colour
Gold, Silver
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
140 cm
Width
95 cm
Weight
1 kg
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Art Nouveau
Period
2020+
Sold by
SpainVerified
5
Objects sold
Private

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