A striking pair of mid-century abstract urban cityscape paintings by Ozz França, dated 1963. Ozz Franca was a Brazilian Postwar & Contemporary painter who was born in 1928. Executed in a moody, atmospheric palette of charcoal, slate blue, and soft gray, the works depict rainy city streets, architectural silhouettes, and reflected light, capturing a cinematic, mid-century modern sensibility. The paintings are vertically oriented and presented in their original frames, which complement the tonal depth and elongated compositions. One painting is in good vintage condition, while the companion piece shows visible wear and prior repair, consistent with age and past handling. Together, they read beautifully as a cohesive decorative pair and are especially well suited for modern, industrial, or mid-century inspired interiors. Signed by the artist, with one piece dated ’63. Offered as a pair and priced accordingly to reflect condition differences. Ideal for designers or collectors seeking large-scale, evocative mid-century artwork with character and presence.