Vintage Abstract Signed Expressionist Portrait Painting by Peter Robert Keil With Certificate of Authenticity

Description

Peter Keil has produced many Portrait Oil on Boards of this size but the Orange and Blood Rede hues in … more Peter Keil has produced many Portrait Oil on Boards of this size but the Orange and Blood Rede hues in this piece are superb

Stunning Quality Medium Abstract Expressionist Peter Keil Colorful Orange,Red,Blue,Black and White huedl Portrait scene as viewed by the artist from his Paris Studio in 1971

Breathtaking gestural brushstrokes compete with color perfection creating a magical abstract yet technically intriguing scene.

This particular Peter Robert Keil piece from his personal collection offers a rare glimpse into the Master's color oasis. A very solid investment grade addition to any Art Collection

Peter liked to paint 'Smokers' from the late fifties up until the early Nineties so this piece is a quality early seventies 'Mid Smoker Period portrait


Signed at Bottom Right by the Artist 1971 with a COA on Verso


Oil on Board with Glazing.
Circa 1991
The subtle brushstrokes a perfection of Keil's Mastery of a signature Neo Impressionistic Outsider style
This is a fine example of a personal portrait smoker scene with stunning use of the color palette.


A lucid piece of work from the last of the 'Wild Ones' of Berlin. Peter Keil is Germany's most famous Abstract Expressionist Painter and his pedigree stretches back to associations with Miro, Nagel, and Picasso to name but a few.


Price Points for Peter Keil's work are particularly strong yet undervalued with three generations of collectors worldwide and are set to rise exponentially as the market for his work finally gains a foothold in Asia & the Middle East.

Medium Size 24 x 24 inches Oil on Board glazed.

PROVENANCE: Acquired from the Artist Directly from his personal collection in Berlin . Authenticity is guaranteed.

RETURNs are accepted within 30 days buyer pays shipping and insurance.
Please note *This Piece is unframed less