Pathos Art - Rose astratte






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Pathos Art’s 2026 original acrylic painting, “Rose astratte”, is a signed contemporary floral work measuring 100 × 90 cm.
Description from the seller
A bouquet suspended in time.
Fuchsia roses and cyclamen hand-splattered, on an ivory background, with lilac mist and pearl gray.
The canvas measures 110x100 cm and should be mounted on a stretcher 100x90x1.7 cm. The canvas is also painted on the edges as in the main image.
It is shipped quickly and securely, without a frame, rolled inside a rigid tube, signed by the author on the front and back, with a certificate of authenticity.
Important: shipping costs to the Balearic Islands (€55) and to the Greek Islands (€55) are to be paid at the time of purchase.
Pathos is a contemporary Italian painter known for works that blend figurative and abstract elements.
Winner of numerous national competitions, he participates in solo and group exhibitions that began in the early 2000s.
His works are included in European and international collections.
Seller's Story
A bouquet suspended in time.
Fuchsia roses and cyclamen hand-splattered, on an ivory background, with lilac mist and pearl gray.
The canvas measures 110x100 cm and should be mounted on a stretcher 100x90x1.7 cm. The canvas is also painted on the edges as in the main image.
It is shipped quickly and securely, without a frame, rolled inside a rigid tube, signed by the author on the front and back, with a certificate of authenticity.
Important: shipping costs to the Balearic Islands (€55) and to the Greek Islands (€55) are to be paid at the time of purchase.
Pathos is a contemporary Italian painter known for works that blend figurative and abstract elements.
Winner of numerous national competitions, he participates in solo and group exhibitions that began in the early 2000s.
His works are included in European and international collections.
