A front-facing female portrait with pale blue-grey eyes meets the viewer in “Queenie” by Mia Färm. The face emerges through fields of beige, grey, brown and black, while vivid pink accents interrupt the restrained palette. Gold leaf catches the light on the forehead and along the cheeks, contrasting with the muted earth tones.
Dark brows and strong shadows around the eyes emphasise the gaze. Warm browns shape the lips, while white and pale grey strokes model the cheeks, nose and chin. Thin black and pink lines, splashes and vertical paint drips cross both the face and the grey-beige background. Recognisable features alternate with freely applied abstract marks.
The title may lend the figure a sense of regal dignity, reinforced by the gold and upright, frontal presentation. At the same time, broken colour fields and spontaneous marks give the portrait a raw, contemporary character. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format focuses attention on the face and its direct gaze.
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- Original acrylic painting with gold leaf on canvas by Mia Färm.
- Including black frame.
- Signed by the artist.
- Varnished.
- With fixings on the backside, ready to be put on your wall.
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A front-facing female portrait with pale blue-grey eyes meets the viewer in “Queenie” by Mia Färm. The face emerges through fields of beige, grey, brown and black, while vivid pink accents interrupt the restrained palette. Gold leaf catches the light on the forehead and along the cheeks, contrasting with the muted earth tones.
Dark brows and strong shadows around the eyes emphasise the gaze. Warm browns shape the lips, while white and pale grey strokes model the cheeks, nose and chin. Thin black and pink lines, splashes and vertical paint drips cross both the face and the grey-beige background. Recognisable features alternate with freely applied abstract marks.
The title may lend the figure a sense of regal dignity, reinforced by the gold and upright, frontal presentation. At the same time, broken colour fields and spontaneous marks give the portrait a raw, contemporary character. The vertical 80 × 100 cm format focuses attention on the face and its direct gaze.
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