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Cold As Ice
Acrylic · 16 x 30 in
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The source names Preston M. Smith (PMS). Local Artist Network has not verified this.
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Original PMS Abstract Acrylic Painting On Canvas - 16" x 30" This is a gallery quality, PMS abstract acrylic painting for your home or office. This piece has a beautiful, dark and ultra modern design aesthetic. The colors streak and overlap, while also being contrasted by subtle shifts. This piece is cool and very moody. Surface texture and color peeks through the top layer to add more intrigue to the piece. The contrast of black and white, with deep and light fluorescent blue and deep crimson red is stunning. It has the feel of a melting glacier, or abstractly a love that has gone cold. It is a perfect conversation piece for your home. Note: This painting is painted on hand-stretched canvas and comes hang ready with the sides painted black. Framing is unnecessary but up to the preference of the collector. This painting is signed on the front and includes my Certificate of Authenticity. © 2026 PMS Artwork. All rights reserved. This work is a unique original work of art - Painting by Preston M. Smith (PMS) (United States), Acrylic on Canvas. The work has a rectangular shape, Its dimensions are 76.2x40.6 cm. The artist's signature is present on the artwork. This artwork is part of the gallery Latest Artworks. Framing options are available for this artwork, please contact us for details. Materials: Canvas · Original Listing: $840
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