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Oil Paintings in Vivid Color: Abstract Faces, Abstract People

Abstract Couple, Cubistic Oil Painting of Couple

Abstract Faces, Abstract People Painting: Wild, Crazy, Right Time for Attraction

24" by 24"

Abstract Woman, Abstract Oil Painting

Abstract Faces, Woman Oil Painting: Love Quick to Become War

24" by 24"

Abstract Female Oil Painting

Abstract Faces Oil Painting: Femme Mystique

18" by 24"

Abstract Faces, Abstract People Oil Painting

Crazy Abstract Faces, People Painting: Masquerade

24" by 24"


About this artwork

These paintings are oil on masonite and of different sizes.They are less expensive to create and because of that I will sell them at lower prices.This art work is for the few out there who like this style of abstraction expressionism.
This is Modern Abstract Art. If you like a painting, make me an offer: charrossmann@aol.com

Modern Abstract Painting with bold colors, using expressionism and cubism. This work is a bit on the edgy and avant garde side. Abstract Faces, Abstract People, the Essence of Cubism in Oil Painting. Cubist, Crazy, Wild, Imaginative People and Creatures


abstract oil painting, cubistic style faces

Abstract Painting Woman Drama Queen

Bold, Colorful, Abstract Carnival Painting

Abstract Painting Fishy Carnival Person

Abstract, Cubism Oil Painting of People

Abstract Faces Painting Woman with Multi Dynamic Layers

Bold, Colorful Abstract Art Painting of Fantasy Animals

Abstract Painting Carnival Dragon Creatures


Abstract Decorating Scheme

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Picasso Invents Abstract Art!

Yep, way back in about 1900 when Picasso was an unknown artist living in Paris he struggled through his own personal crisis to invent a new kind of art. It was called Cubism. He went to create many more art styles but for the most part no matter what he did the early roots of Cubism were seen in his art work.

There are those who say he stole the ideas he saw in African sculptures to create cubism. The fact is, that's the way art is. It's not called stealing, it's called sharing. Artists are influenced by the world around them, including the work of other artist. I remember a teacher once telling me that copying another person's art is okay unless you also copy the signature.

Colorado Contemporary Abstract Art by Charlotte Rossmann, Longmont, Co
Charrossmann@aol.com
303-684-8110