80's Marc Beauregard Expressionist Abstract Painting

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This striking vintage expressionist abstract painting combines dynamic brushstrokes with a rich and moody palette of black, burgundy, pink, and … Read more This striking vintage expressionist abstract painting combines dynamic brushstrokes with a rich and moody palette of black, burgundy, pink, and gray, accented by organic gold highlights. The layered composition creates a sense of movement and emotion, characteristic of the expressionist style, with bold sweeping lines and subtle drips adding texture and depth to the work.

Housed in a sophisticated gold aluminum frame with a maroon matte border, the piece exudes a timeless elegance that complements its modern aesthetic. Perfect for adding a touch of artistic energy to any space, this painting will serve as a captivating focal point in living rooms, offices, or gallery walls.

Labeled on the back " MARC BEAUREGARD" C,1980's.

Measures:
31.0" w x 1.5" d x 34.0" h / Inches

In great Vintage condition with typical wear / marks consistent with age.
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Biography
Marc Beauregard, master painter and muralist, received a bachelor’s degree from New Paltz in New York. The training and experience he acquired while working in New York’s Scenic Union has been invaluable.

He also studied at the Kansas City Art institute.
Marc expanded his education at the L’Academia del’Arte in Italy which has enabled him to master the art of trompe l’oeil with a
proficiency matched by few.

In his paintings, he integrates a clean, contemporary style with old world subject matter.

The dichotomy of visual elements is very stimulating to the senses, and evokes an aura of harmony between old and new.

The artist is one of South Florida’s foremost commissioned, and he works privately with consultants, designers and private clients.

Artist Statement
"Contrasting elements seem to be integrated in my life and art. The known and the unknown confront the thought process in my every-day experiences.

The known, and a search for the unknown, confront the thought process in my everyday experiences. We see that which is there, and accept it for what it is. Look again and you can see from a place within yourself, a vision that can reveal the unknown. This perspective gives the artist a tool to observe 'everday' existence, interpreting it into a creative personal expression." See less