In "Fruits From the Province," I paint the harvest as I know it: two green coconuts and one ripe papaya resting on weathered wooden planks. I kept the view from above and let each fruit carry fine beads of moisture, so the papaya glows gold and green against the dark, worn grain of the wood. Long shadows and loose, confident brushwork give this realist still life its warmth, the quiet feel of a market morning in the province. I see it hanging in a dining room, kitchen, or café, and I made it with collectors of Philippine realism, tropical still life, and contemporary Visayan art in mind. I painted this original in acrylic on canvas in 2026, and it measures 61 x 46 cm. I have signed the work, and it comes with a Certificate of Authenticity. Unframed, so you can choose a frame that suits your space.
Ships from Bogo City, Cebu · 3–7 days within Luzon, 5–10 days nationwide. Felix packs and ships this work directly.
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“As an oil and acrylic painter, I developed a distinct artistic style of bold brush strokes through loose yet confident markmaking. I'm particularly interested in figure painting, but I also exhibit my landscapes. My love and passion for market scenes, rural sceneries, and other subjects that capture my fertile imagination can be seen in my works, done in contemporary realism. Felix Catarata was drawing long before he ever picked up a brush. Growing up in Bogo City, Cebu, he used…” Read more