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Untitled by Willem de Kooning Oil Reproduction | Dafen Paintings
Oil on canvas · Painted by hand to order
$563.55Original price was: $563.55.$244.21Current price is: $244.21. Rolled canvas · 38 × 30 cm
About this painting
This hand-painted oil interpretation recreates Willem de Kooning’s Untitled, executed in 1968. The original work is oil on newsprint mounted on board, measuring 23 ¼ by 29 ½ in. (59.1 by 74.9 cm) and signed by the artist in the upper right. Rooted in de Kooning’s spontaneous draftsmanship, it balances lingering figuration and expressive abstract marks. Painted in our Dafen artist studio, this is a painted reproduction, not an original artwork or print.
This compact work comes from de Kooning’s prolific 1968 period, a moment where his marks shift fluidly between drawing and painting. Working on fragile newsprint, a casual, ephemeral support, he prioritises immediacy. The composition holds vestiges of the human figure, half‑formed and slipping into tangled, active strokes. There is no polished finish; the energy lies in the speed and reactivity of each mark. Born from improvisation, it carries the raw, unfiltered quality of a working sketch elevated into a resolved statement, characteristic of the expressive works in the Theodore and Ruth Baum collection.
Charged Linework and Variable Washes of Paint
Unlike his heavy, layered large canvases of the 1950s, this piece uses thinner, quicker applications of paint. Lines dart, overlap and cut across the surface, sometimes defining a contour, other times existing purely as physical gesture. The newsprint substrate brings an inherent subtle texture, a quiet ground that lets the nervous, interwoven mark-making take centre stage. Colour is applied selectively, serving movement rather than filling form.
Hand-Painted Translation of Ephemeral Newsprint Original
Our studio artists replicate the spontaneous rhythm and light touch of this newsprint work. We preserve the sketch-like urgency and open, unfinished feeling of de Kooning’s original. Each hand-painted canvas carries unique brush nuance that printed copies cannot replicate. This is a hand-painted interpretation, not Willem de Kooning’s original artwork, authorised edition or museum-certified piece.
Interior Styling Guidance
This smaller, expressive work shines in curated gallery walls, studies, libraries or alongside other abstract expressionist works on paper. Its intimate scale rewards close viewing. Pair it with neutral matte walls to keep focus on the rapid, intertwined strokes. It lends a thoughtful, collectible character to mid-century, contemporary and art-centric interiors. Its quiet power changes with your selected canvas dimension.
Key Details
Hand-painted oil reproduction of Willem de Kooning Untitled, executed 1968
Original: oil on newsprint mounted on board, 23 ¼ by 29 ½ in. (59.1 by 74.9 cm), signed upper right
Property from Vision: The Extraordinary Collection of Theodore and Ruth Baum
Not the original artwork, authorised edition, or print
Completed by artists at Dafen artist studio
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The artist works from the agreed reference and specification. Brushwork and small details vary naturally between hand-painted canvases. Your selected dimensions and finish are preserved with your order.
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