XXL Original abstract on canvas by Angie Brooksby-Arcangioli - 165 x 123 cm - from the series : Fire Horse Chronicles Angie Brooksby-Arcangioli's paintings are in collections worldwide. She has exhibited in art fairs and galleries in Paris, NYC, Amsterdam, Bruxelles, Cologne, Stuttgart, Luxembourg, Saint Tropez, Cannes, Marseilles, Beruit, Honfleur, Milan, Rome... She was awarded many prizes, and scholarships for painting, photography and sculpture. In 2025, the Michelin Guide Côte d'Azur published a full page on her atelier-gallery, the Galerie Massillon. In 2001 she was interviewed live for NBC. She is well known for her Contemporary Realism painting and has been painting abstraction since 2018... My paintings are shipped with Fed Ex or similar. I monitor the shipment until it arrives Technical details : - The painting goes to the edge of the canvas 165 cm x 123 cm can be mounted to a 155 x 110 stretcher bar - The canvas around the border has staple marks - this painting is sent rolled in tube, no frame or stretcher bars are included - signed on front and back - painted in 2026 - comes with a signed authenticity certificate - shipped signature required and insured - please note that the colours may vary according to your screen, see the photo of the paint cans to know exactly what colors they are. Each painting is packed professionally to ensure safe delivery to you. Follow me: on youtube @angiebrooksbyarcangioli (18 years of painting videos ! ) on Instagram @angiebrooksby www.angiebrooksbyarcangioli.com What they say about me: "Virginia Salaorni of Street level Gallery in Florence says Brooksby demonstrates mastery of mixed media combined with a highly personal approach to colour. One of the most successful aspects of Brooksby-Arcangioli’s work is her ability to convey visual sensuality through colour itself. The paint, applied either thickly or in translucent layers, invites an almost tactile experience, making the works engaging at different viewing distances. There is also a refined awareness of composition; the distribution of colour masses across the surface reveals an underlying structure that is solid yet never random"