Best Seller Surrealist Abstract <br>late 20th Century Oil Pastel And Graphite <br><br>#83881 Series [EuLfdOkG]

Surrealist Abstract Late 20th Century Artwork

Elevate your collection with this captivating Surrealist Abstract Late 20th Century Oil Pastel and Graphite by the renowned Abstract Surrealist artist Michael di Cosola. This exquisite piece is a testament to the artist's creative prowess and his deep connection to the San Francisco art scene. Known for his psychedelic and Surrealist portraiture, di Cosola's work is a rare gem that combines vivid colors and intricate details to create a dreamlike atmosphere.

Artistic Background and Significance

Michael di Cosola, a San Francisco native (1929-2010), studied at the prestigious Chicago Art Institute before settling in the Bay Area to further his education at the California College of Arts and Crafts in Oakland. His studio in North Beach, a hub of the neighborhood's vibrant art scene in the 1960s, became a beacon for artists and collectors alike. This artwork, featuring a 9.5"x12.5" unframed canvas, is signed and dated in the lower right, ensuring its authenticity and provenance.

• Artistic Heritage: Experience the legacy of a master artist through this unique piece.
• Collectible Value: Add a significant piece to your collection with historical and artistic value.

Product Features and Specifications

This late 20th-century masterpiece is crafted with oil pastel and graphite on paper, showcasing di Cosola's exceptional skill in blending traditional and experimental techniques. The artwork is in good vintage condition, ready to be cherished and displayed in your home or office. Its surrealistic style and abstract composition make it a conversation starter and a captivating focal point.

• Medium: Oil Pastel and Graphite on Paper
• Size: 9.5"x12.5" unframed
• Condition: Good vintage condition

With this exceptional artwork by Michael di Cosola, you're not just purchasing a piece of art; you're investing in a piece of history and culture. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece that embodies the spirit of the Surrealist movement and the artistic vibrancy of San Francisco.