Miggie (1988) - If Picasso loved Nickelodeon

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Over 10 years' experience in art trade and previously founded his own gallery.

Gallery Estimate  € 300 - € 350
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Miggie (1988)’s original, hand-signed 2026 artwork “If Picasso loved Nickelodeon” is an acrylic and oil painting on a wooden panel, measuring 60 × 50 cm and sold framed.

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Description from the seller

Unique piece including a rare frame
Direct purchase from the artist
Includes certificate and fast shipping
Ready to hang (ready to use)

Who am I?

I am a visual artist from the Netherlands and I draw inspiration from art history, pop culture, and everyday things in life. From love to music to fashion. As an artist I put my own spin on familiar images and flip them to create something completely new.

I come from the southern Netherlands. This is close to the Belgian and German borders, an international environment with many different cultures. My first experiences with art began in primary school, making portraits, comic drawings, and doodles, and later I started graffiti.

In 2014 I completed the art academy in Maastricht. My work has been seen on the street and in exhibitions, and it is now also frequently sold to enthusiasts via Catawiki, which means my work is in many private collections. From China to America.

Painting is, for me, the ultimate freedom and the way to give meaning to the world.

Artwork technique:

Wood panel
Includes frame
Acrylic and oil paint

Shipping:

All artworks are shipped within 3 working days and are packed in double-layered bubble wrap to protect the canvas. The outer box is then custom-made to fit.

Seller's Story

The Painting Cat is Miggie's independent online gallery - creating and selling artworks
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Unique piece including a rare frame
Direct purchase from the artist
Includes certificate and fast shipping
Ready to hang (ready to use)

Who am I?

I am a visual artist from the Netherlands and I draw inspiration from art history, pop culture, and everyday things in life. From love to music to fashion. As an artist I put my own spin on familiar images and flip them to create something completely new.

I come from the southern Netherlands. This is close to the Belgian and German borders, an international environment with many different cultures. My first experiences with art began in primary school, making portraits, comic drawings, and doodles, and later I started graffiti.

In 2014 I completed the art academy in Maastricht. My work has been seen on the street and in exhibitions, and it is now also frequently sold to enthusiasts via Catawiki, which means my work is in many private collections. From China to America.

Painting is, for me, the ultimate freedom and the way to give meaning to the world.

Artwork technique:

Wood panel
Includes frame
Acrylic and oil paint

Shipping:

All artworks are shipped within 3 working days and are packed in double-layered bubble wrap to protect the canvas. The outer box is then custom-made to fit.

Seller's Story

The Painting Cat is Miggie's independent online gallery - creating and selling artworks
Translated by Google Translate

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Direct from the artist
Edition
Original
Artist
Miggie (1988)
Title of artwork
If Picasso loved Nickelodeon
Technique
Acrylic painting, Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
60 cm
Width
50 cm
Weight
2 kg
Depiction/theme
Pop Culture
Style
Street art
Period
2020+
The NetherlandsVerified
668
Objects sold
100%
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