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End of Play II - Prints | Prints by Juan Cossio Fine Art. Item made of paper
End of Play II - Prints | Prints by Juan Cossio Fine Art. Item made of paper

Created and Sold by Juan Cossio Fine Art

Juan Cossio Fine Art

End of Play II - Prints

Price $475

Creation: 1 week
Shipping: USPS 6 days
Price $75 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: December 29, 2024
Shipping by Ordinary Post Mail from Madrid (Spain).Included packing price.The prints are delivered in hardy PVC tube.

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TThis is a Limited Edition of “End of Play”, from the original painting hung in the main room of Chapter One Restaurant.Dublin
"END OF PLAY" MEDIUM SIZE 76 x 97 cms . PRICE: 440 € (Limited edition of 50 copies)
Printed on special paper 310 grs with all standards of high quality for art reproductions.
Each piece is signed and attached a certificate of authenticity.
Not framed.
Price not includes shipping cost.
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Printed on special paper 310 grs with all standards of high quality for art reproductions. Each piece is signed and attached a certificate of authenticity.

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Item End of Play II - Prints
Created by Juan Cossio Fine Art
As seen in Creator's Studio, Madrid, Spain
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Juan Cossio Fine Art

Madrid, Spain

Wescover creator since 2020
Fine Art

Juan Manuel Cossio was born in Madrid, Spain in 1960. He received academic training in Art and History at the Complutense University of Madrid. From 1980, Cossio worked as a Copyist at the Museo del Prado, where he studied from close observation and reinterpreted classical works of art. Cossio’s principle tool for painting is an airbrush, which sprays the paint onto the canvas and allows for seamless blending of pigments. This blending allows Cossio to achieve high detail and precision found in his elaborate works. By using an airbrush instead of a standard paintbrush, Cossio changes the function of a tool originally designed to retouch photographs into the primary means of creating a photorealistic image. In each of his compositions, Cossio experiments with the human form and its ability to convey emotion in functional, minimalistic interiors. Many of his works echo those of the New Realism movement, conjuring an atmosphere in which the figure is derived from reality but the other elements are fabricated, obscure, utilitarian yet unexpected. Cossio pares down the environment in which the figure is placed so as to direct all concentration on the figure. Though Cossio works in a hyperrealist style, his scenes are set apart from the reality of day-to-day living. Cossio states, “I create images starting from a contradiction. I am a painter who does not want to paint reality. I want to interpret it with all the means that are at my reach.” His interpretation of reality is one of appreciation for the beauty, the emotion, and the paradoxes of everyday life. Cossio currently lives and works in Madrid and his work has been exhibited internationally in countries such as Spain, Italy, UK, Venezuela, South Africa, and the U.S.