Original Paintings for Sale
Every piece is an original by a Filipino artist, priced in pesos and sold once. Nothing here is a print or an edition.
Every piece is an original by a Filipino artist, priced in pesos and sold once. Nothing here is a print or an edition.
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1 OF 1Gordo vir artz · Oil
1 OF 1Felix Catarata · Acrylic
1 OF 1Joey labrador · Oil
1 OF 1Joey labrador · Oil
1 OF 1Jonna Mae Galope · Acrylic
1 OF 1Jonna Mae Galope · Acrylic
1 OF 1Jonna Mae Galope · Acrylic
1 OF 1Jonna Mae Galope · Acrylic
1 OF 1Ed deguz · Acrylic
1 OF 1CARLITO VIDAL · Mixed
1 OF 1CARLITO VIDAL · Mixed
1 OF 1Enzo Vega · Acrylic
1 OF 1Victor Kim Naquila · Oil
1 OF 1Lizzy Manuelle Rempillo · Acrylic
1 OF 1Joey labrador · Oil
1 OF 1Keshii Barnuevo · Acrylic
This page lists every painting on Obramaestra, 176 at the moment. Most are acrylic, with some oil and mixed media. The subjects cover what Filipino painters return to often: still lifes of fruit, seascapes, rural scenes, figures and abstraction.
Each painting is the artist's own original. That matters for two reasons. The surface has the brushwork and texture a print can't carry, and nobody else will own the same piece. Listings show the medium, the size in inches, the year, and whether the work is signed and framed.
If you are choosing by wall, the size filter helps. Small means under 20 inches on the longest side, medium is 20 to 32, large is 32 to 55, and oversized is anything beyond that. To narrow by material, see acrylic paintings.
An original is the one physical painting the artist made by hand. A print is a reproduction of it. We only list originals, and each one is sold once.
Measure the wall space and leave room around the piece. Every listing gives the width and height in inches, and you can filter this page by size. Marking the outline on your wall with tape is a quick way to check.
Yes. Each artwork page lets you message the artist, and questions left as comments are answered on the listing itself.
The artist packs the piece and ships it with a courier such as J&T Express, LBC Express or 2GO Express. The shipping fee is calculated at checkout from the artwork's size and weight and the distance to your address. Delivery usually takes 3 to 7 days within Luzon and 5 to 10 days to the rest of the country. Our ask artists to tape an X across any glass or acrylic glazing so it holds together if it cracks, protect every corner, wrap the piece in bubble wrap and box it with 2 to 3 inches of padding on every side. If a piece still arrives damaged, you can request a refund from the order page before the payment is released.
Yes. You can pay straight from your GCash wallet at checkout. Maya, GrabPay, ShopeePay, QR Ph (most Philippine bank and e-wallet apps), BillEase installments, and online banking with BPI, UnionBank, BDO, Landbank and Metrobank are also accepted. Debit and credit cards are not supported yet.
Each listing states whether the artwork comes with a certificate of authenticity, a document signed by the artist confirming the work is theirs. If it matters to you, check the listing or message the artist before you buy.
