Belzac - Audrey

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Belzac's Audrey is an original, hand-signed work combining acrylic paint and airbrush on linen, a portrait in the pop art style, 75 × 55 cm, made in France in 2026, in excellent condition.

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An Audrey Hepburn portrait with a mix of acrylic and markers on a linen canvas in street-art style, with intense colors that form a decorative rainbow for any room and easy to adapt to multiple decors.
The canvas is protected by a layer of varnish and already carefully wrapped and ready to ship quickly with tracking code and a certificate of authenticity.

French painter born in 1984, BELZAC has nurtured a passion for art in all its forms from a very young age, whether through music, writing, drawing or painting. It is, however, painting that naturally asserts itself as his preferred means of expression, allowing him to channel and translate in colors and shapes the incessant bubbling of his ideas.
Imbued with the art of calligraphy, realism and street art, BELZAC draws from these diverse universes an inexhaustible source of inspiration, which he infuses into each of his creations. His work is marked by a love of life in motion, a dynamic that he manages to capture on the canvas with strength and authenticity.
From the walls of his room, covered in graffiti, to contemporary works that now travel to the four corners of the world, BELZAC has continually evolved. Through his canvases vibrant with life and color, he offers a unique and personal vision of the world around him, expressing with intensity his emotions and his perception of reality.

An Audrey Hepburn portrait with a mix of acrylic and markers on a linen canvas in street-art style, with intense colors that form a decorative rainbow for any room and easy to adapt to multiple decors.
The canvas is protected by a layer of varnish and already carefully wrapped and ready to ship quickly with tracking code and a certificate of authenticity.

French painter born in 1984, BELZAC has nurtured a passion for art in all its forms from a very young age, whether through music, writing, drawing or painting. It is, however, painting that naturally asserts itself as his preferred means of expression, allowing him to channel and translate in colors and shapes the incessant bubbling of his ideas.
Imbued with the art of calligraphy, realism and street art, BELZAC draws from these diverse universes an inexhaustible source of inspiration, which he infuses into each of his creations. His work is marked by a love of life in motion, a dynamic that he manages to capture on the canvas with strength and authenticity.
From the walls of his room, covered in graffiti, to contemporary works that now travel to the four corners of the world, BELZAC has continually evolved. Through his canvases vibrant with life and color, he offers a unique and personal vision of the world around him, expressing with intensity his emotions and his perception of reality.

Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Belzac
Title of artwork
Audrey
Technique
Acrylic painting, Airbrush
Signature
Hand signed, Signed
Country of origin
France
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
75 cm
Width
55 cm
Weight
2 g
Depiction/theme
Portrait
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
FranceVerified
2
Objects sold
Private

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