Marzon (1977) - Colorfield Nr. 154 - XXL

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Marzon (1977) Colorfield Nr. 154 - XXL est une peinture acrylique originale sur toile (126 × 82 cm, épaisseur 0,2 cm), réalisée en 2026 en Espagne, signée sur le devant et vendue directement par l'artiste, en excellent état.

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- Original Artwork by Marzon – Colorfield Nr. 154
- Country of origin: Spain (direct from artist studio)
- Acrylic on canvas - 2026
- Dimensions: 126×82×0,2 cm (total canvas size 140x96cm)
- Condition: Flawless
- Edition: Unique piece (no series or numbered copies)
- 100% cotton canvas
- Stretching and professional mounting are recommended
- The interior photos are mock-ups to give an example of how the painting might look
- Colors on screen may vary slightly from the actual colors of the painting

@marzonstudio

This lot contains AI Visualisations. Please refer to the original photographs for the actual object condition.

Shipping method: Insured and secure shipping with tracking number.

Martin Fredrikzon – MARZON – Bilbao based Swedish artist born 1977. He has been active in the international art scene for more than 25 years. He studied Art History at Stockholm University before finalizing his degree at the Graphic Institute at Stockholm University. Recognized for his large canvas paintings in acrylic which has gained great recognition internationally.

With major exhibitions in Palma, Stockholm & San Diego, his paintings are represented globally in private collections across international cities such as Madrid, Bilbao, Lisbon, Porto, Milano, Oslo, Geneva, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Paris, New York, Dubai, Stockholm & San Diego.

Signed on the front with artist stamp. All my works since 1998 are signed with the MARZON stamp.

This is a unique artwork.

- Original Artwork by Marzon – Colorfield Nr. 154
- Country of origin: Spain (direct from artist studio)
- Acrylic on canvas - 2026
- Dimensions: 126×82×0,2 cm (total canvas size 140x96cm)
- Condition: Flawless
- Edition: Unique piece (no series or numbered copies)
- 100% cotton canvas
- Stretching and professional mounting are recommended
- The interior photos are mock-ups to give an example of how the painting might look
- Colors on screen may vary slightly from the actual colors of the painting

@marzonstudio

This lot contains AI Visualisations. Please refer to the original photographs for the actual object condition.

Shipping method: Insured and secure shipping with tracking number.

Martin Fredrikzon – MARZON – Bilbao based Swedish artist born 1977. He has been active in the international art scene for more than 25 years. He studied Art History at Stockholm University before finalizing his degree at the Graphic Institute at Stockholm University. Recognized for his large canvas paintings in acrylic which has gained great recognition internationally.

With major exhibitions in Palma, Stockholm & San Diego, his paintings are represented globally in private collections across international cities such as Madrid, Bilbao, Lisbon, Porto, Milano, Oslo, Geneva, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Paris, New York, Dubai, Stockholm & San Diego.

Signed on the front with artist stamp. All my works since 1998 are signed with the MARZON stamp.

This is a unique artwork.

Détails

Artiste
Marzon (1977)
Vendu avec cadre
Non
Vendu(e) par
En direct de l’artiste
Édition
Original
Titre de l'œuvre d'art
Colorfield Nr. 154 - XXL
Technique
Peinture acrylique
Signature
Signé à la main
Pays d’origine
Espagne
Année
2026
Condition
Excellent état
Hauteur
126 cm
Largeur
82 cm
Poids
1 kg
Style
Abstrait
Période
2020 et après
EspagneVérifié
293
Objets vendus
100%
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