Ana Patitú (1982) - Sprint Queen. Baltic - XXL

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Ana Patitú presents Sprint Queen. Baltic - XXL, an original acrylic painting on cotton-polyester canvas in Pop Art style, depicting a marine landscape, signed by hand and dated 2026, measuring 97 x 130 cm and shipped unframed rolled, with a certificate of authenticity included and origin Spain.

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Description from the seller

Taking as a starting point a photo of Sarah Sjöström, this series of paintings portrays the decisive moment of her jump into the water, celebrating the beauty of the body in motion and the transformative power of facing the unknown with strength and passion.

The swimmer does not dive into calm waters, but into seas of agitated paint, stains that vibrate with energy and emotion. Each stroke and color evokes the adrenaline of competition, but also the joy and adventure of surrendering to the moment.

TECHNICAL DATA:
- Acrylic on cotton and polyester canvas.
- Unique and original painting.
- Signed and dated by the artist behind the canvas.
- Certificate of authenticity attached.
- The work is designed to be stretched on a frame of 97x130 cm (60F). The fabric measures approximately 5 cm more on each side.
- Shipped without frame or stretcher.
- The work is shipped rolled to minimize damage and reduce shipping costs.
- The gallery images are montages created with AI or rendering programs, to give an idea of how the painting might look framed and hung in various environments. The sizes are indicative.
- Colors on screen may vary slightly from the actual colors of the painting.
- The fabric may show waviness inherent to the different material load. It is recommended to take it to a specialist to tension it well over a frame.
- If you open it to view and roll it again, ALWAYS ensure that the painted side is facing outward.

You can follow my work at www.anapatitu.com or https://www.instagram.com/ana.patitu

Seller's Story

I was born in 1982 in Argentina where I worked as a graphic designer for more than 15 years. In 2016 I moved to Barcelona for love, but the feeling of uprooting led me to enroll in swimming classes, where I began to feel more connected to myself. I returned to painting, my true passion, and turned it into my profession, exploring the human figure as a vehicle for emotions and the different moods I have experienced. I have presented my work in solo exhibitions in Madrid and Barcelona, and have participated in several group exhibitions at the Esther Montoriol, Jordi Barnadas and Sara Caso galleries, as well as in the Art For Life project (Chicago, USA). My works are also part of numerous private collections in America, Europe and Australia.
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Taking as a starting point a photo of Sarah Sjöström, this series of paintings portrays the decisive moment of her jump into the water, celebrating the beauty of the body in motion and the transformative power of facing the unknown with strength and passion.

The swimmer does not dive into calm waters, but into seas of agitated paint, stains that vibrate with energy and emotion. Each stroke and color evokes the adrenaline of competition, but also the joy and adventure of surrendering to the moment.

TECHNICAL DATA:
- Acrylic on cotton and polyester canvas.
- Unique and original painting.
- Signed and dated by the artist behind the canvas.
- Certificate of authenticity attached.
- The work is designed to be stretched on a frame of 97x130 cm (60F). The fabric measures approximately 5 cm more on each side.
- Shipped without frame or stretcher.
- The work is shipped rolled to minimize damage and reduce shipping costs.
- The gallery images are montages created with AI or rendering programs, to give an idea of how the painting might look framed and hung in various environments. The sizes are indicative.
- Colors on screen may vary slightly from the actual colors of the painting.
- The fabric may show waviness inherent to the different material load. It is recommended to take it to a specialist to tension it well over a frame.
- If you open it to view and roll it again, ALWAYS ensure that the painted side is facing outward.

You can follow my work at www.anapatitu.com or https://www.instagram.com/ana.patitu

Seller's Story

I was born in 1982 in Argentina where I worked as a graphic designer for more than 15 years. In 2016 I moved to Barcelona for love, but the feeling of uprooting led me to enroll in swimming classes, where I began to feel more connected to myself. I returned to painting, my true passion, and turned it into my profession, exploring the human figure as a vehicle for emotions and the different moods I have experienced. I have presented my work in solo exhibitions in Madrid and Barcelona, and have participated in several group exhibitions at the Esther Montoriol, Jordi Barnadas and Sara Caso galleries, as well as in the Art For Life project (Chicago, USA). My works are also part of numerous private collections in America, Europe and Australia.
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Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Ana Patitú (1982)
Title of artwork
Sprint Queen. Baltic - XXL
Technique
Acrylic painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Spain
Year
2026
Colour
Green, Turquoise, White
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
97 cm
Width
130 cm
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Pop Art
Period
2020+
SpainVerified
359
Objects sold
100%
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