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Virut Panchabuse - Baroque Woman Painting for Sale

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Virut Panchabuse - Baroque Woman Painting for SaleVirut Panchabuse Baroque Woman Painting for Sale This is the latest work, from this Thai superstar. It is a large painting, measuring 170 x 120cm. (68" x 48"). It is acrylic and collage on canvas. His work is getting harder and harder for this gallery to offer, as nearly all of his recent shows have sold out. MLA Gallery is offering his work for less than all of his other galleries. We have very competitive pricing. Please inquire. We have the great

Virut Panchabuse - Baroque Woman Painting for Sale

This is the latest work, from this Thai superstar. It is a large painting, measuring 170 x 120cm. (68" x 48"). It is acrylic and collage on canvas.


His work is getting harder and harder for this gallery to offer, as nearly all of his recent shows have sold out. MLA Gallery is offering his work for less than all of his other galleries. We have very competitive pricing. Please inquire.

We have the great pleasure of being able to offer commissioned work by Virut, many of the paintings that are marked sold might be available in various sizes and colors, depending on the needs of various collectors. They would be completely unique versions that were inspired by the original. The same applies to the paintings that are currently available. Feel free to inquire for more details.


As a courtesy for local collectors in the Southern California area, we will offer this work stretched, and will not only deliver the work to your home, but will hang it for you, if desired, at no extra charge. 


Virut has pioneered an astonishing technique, employing a mixture of collage and oil paint, on canvas. The result is stunning, and this is pop art at it's finest. His shows have been selling out, and his work is scarce, and hard to find. We just acquired one new work, as that is all that is currently available, and the gallery will not have this painting for long! Virut now has galleries in Palm Springs, Las Vegas, Amsterdam, Berlin, Bahrain, Queenstown, Los Angeles, and elsewhere. Thai artist Virut Panchabuse is known for his bold and expressive pop-art portraits entirely made of collage art. 


After his first extraordinary success through awards and solo exhibitions in Asia, the artist had his first European exhibition in Amsterdam in 2017, directly followed by one in Bahrain in 2018, selling out in both cities. His artworks are among others in possession of prestigious worldwide collections such as that of Italian fashion giant Luciano Benetton or Chinese top-model Liu Dan. By meticulously assembling thousands of tiny old magazine patches (mostly taken from fashion and porn magazines to achieve the right skin colours and textures), the artist creates man-sized, almost hyperrealistic portraits full of expression, vividness and light effects. He thereby celebrates character and emotions of his subjects regardless of their gender, age and ethnicity. Your absolute satisfaction with the work is guaranteed.


These are just a few of his recent shows, many of which have sold out. MLA offers his paintings for less than most of his galleries. And we guarantee your satisfaction with the work. In addition, we offer free worldwide express shipping. 

 

Virut has had the following shows to date:

2023

Arte Veritas, Angers, France

Art District Gallery, Amsterdam, Holland

Art Bay Gallery, Queenstown, New Zealand

MLA Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.


2022

Arte Veritas, Angers, France

Art District Gallery, Amsterdam, Holland

Art Bay Gallery, Queenstown, New Zealand

Watson Gallery, Edinburgh, Scotland

MLA Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.


2021

Arte Veritas, Angers, France

Art Bay Gallery, Queenstown, New Zealand

MLA Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.


2020

Art District Gallery, Amsterdam, Holland

Art Bay Gallery, Queenstown, New Zealand

MLA Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

Elena Butalova Fine Art Gallery, Las Vegas, Nevada

Elena Butalova Gallery, Palm Springs, CA.


2019

Art Bay Gallery, Queenstown, New Zealand

Arte Veritas, Angers, France

Red Dot Miami Art Fair

MLA Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.


2018

Lucky Gallery, Berlin, Germany

Art Bahrain Across Borders

Art District Gallery, Amsterdam, Holland

Elena Butalova Fine Art Gallery Las Vegas, Nevada

Elena Butalova Gallery, Palm Springs, CA.

MLA Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.


2017

MLA Gallery, Los Angeles, CA

Elena Butalova Fine Art Gallery, Las Vegas, Nevada

Elena Butalova Gallery, Palm Springs, CA.


2016

Art District Gallery, Amsterdam, Holland

Elena Butalova Fine Art Gallery

Las Vegas, Nevada

Elena Butalova Gallery, Palm Springs, CA.

MLA Gallery, Los Angeles, CA.


2015

The Soul of Asia Gallery, Surin Beach, Phuket, Thailand

Affordable Art Singapore

Unity Art Gallery, Hua Hin, Thailand


2014

Koi Art Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand

Affordable Art Singapore


2013

Singapore Art Fair, Adler Subhashok Gallery


2012

The Soul of Asia Gallery, Surin Beach, Phuket, Thailand

Koi Art Gallery, Bangkok, Thailand

Affordable Art Singapore


2011

Unity Art Gallery, Hua Hin, Thailand


 2010

Art Blooming, Wood Garden, Cha-Am, Thailand

ART’n Life Art Exhibition by Silprasri at Bangkok Hospital, Bangkok

Chinatown painting Exhibition by Nitichai, The Chinese House, Phnom Penh, Cambodia


2008

Hua Hin Impressionism 2008, Baan Sillapin, Hua Hin, Thailand

2  Artists of Hua-Hin Artist Group, Unity Art Gallery, Hua-Hin, Thailand


2007

Hua-Hin Colours, March 2007 at Happy Gallery, Hua-Hin, Thailand

Colors of The Sun, July 2007 at the Amari Watergate Hotel, Bangkok

The Paintings of Hua-Hin 2007, Dusit Thani Hotel , Hua-Hin, Thailand


2006

Hua-Hin Art Festival I, 2-14 December 2006, Hua-Hin Market Village, Hua Hin, Thailand


2005

Colourful Floating Market, Unity Art Gallery, Hua-Hin, Thailand

POETRY, MUSIC & ART EXHIBITION, 2-30 April at Baan Sillapin Hua-Hin, Thailand

Indy Man 1-2, Bangkok, Thailand


 


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