Rhul Rodríguez (1981

FRAME INCLUDED! - NO RESERVE - 2026 - Sold with a wooden frame mounted on a stretcher Title: Still Life in Silence Author: Rhul Rodríguez (1981, Jaén, Spain). Year: 2026. Total dimensions with frame: 82x63 cm (height × width). Dimensions without frame: 80x61 cm. Signature: hand-signed by the artist. Work unique and original. ● Technique and materials: Mixed media: acrylic and oil on panel. Mounted on a stretcher with frame included. Finished with professional protective varnish. ● Notes about the images: This listing contains AI visualizations. Please refer to the original photographs to assess the real condition of the item. Colors may vary slightly from the photographs. The measurements are those stated in the description; the setups are indicative. Frames, furniture, and prop elements of the scenes are not included. ● Certificate of authenticity: Certificate of authenticity issued and signed by Rhul Rodríguez as artist and as director of Mhatiz Art. ● Safe shipping: The work is shipped unframed and unmounted, rolled in a professional tube and carefully protected. Transportation insured against damage or loss for the full auction value. ● About the artist: Rhul Rodríguez (Jaén, Spain, 1981) develops a painting style between impressionism and expressive abstraction. Landscapes, portraits, and scenes of the animal world are part of his pictorial universe. After a period as a technical architect, he devoted himself fully to painting. His career includes national awards such as the Jorge Manrique Prize and the Aurelio Rodríguez Contest, as well as his participation as a invited artist in the documentary Flowers Under the Ice. ● Recent exhibitions: “Miscellany,” Torreón Exhibition Hall, Génave. “Look and Soul,” José Luis Nula Exhibition Hall. “Gazes,” Santiago Ydáñez Exhibition Hall. “Eclectic,” Aragón 242 Gallery. ● Collections: His works are part of private collections in Europe and Asia. ● Instagram contact: @mhatizart @raul_rodriguez_arte

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