A compelling original oil on canvas by artist Carlos Comesañas (b. 1952), depicting a striking red-haired woman with an elongated neck and angular features rendered in a bold Cubist-inspired style. Richly saturated hues of crimson, emerald green, and warm flesh tones create a dramatic composition that immediately commands attention. Comesañas’ work reflects the influence of early European Modernism while embracing the expressive color and figurative sensibility often associated with contemporary Cuban art. The stylized portrait demonstrates his affinity for geometric form, elongated proportions, and emotionally evocative subjects, resulting in a painting that is both sophisticated and visually engaging. The reverse bears the artist’s signature along with a handwritten title believed to read “Algier’s Beauty.” The painting is housed in an ornate gilt wood frame that complements the bold composition while providing a refined, gallery-quality presentation. At nearly 43 inches in height, this impressive work serves as a commanding focal point for a living room, study, library, or curated art collection. About the Artist Born in Cuba in 1952, Carlos Comesañas is known for expressive figurative paintings that blend elements of Cubism and Modernism with vibrant color and stylized portraiture. His work explores the human figure through exaggerated proportions, geometric forms, and emotionally charged compositions. While not widely represented in major museum collections, his paintings have developed a following among collectors of contemporary Cuban art and have appeared in galleries and at auction, where they are appreciated for their decorative appeal and distinctive artistic voice. ⸻ Dimensions * Width: 33.875 in. * Height: 42.625 in. * Depth: 2 in. ⸻ Attributed Artist Carlos Comesañas (Cuban, b. 1952) Style Modern • Cubist • Expressionist Materials Oil on Canvas, Wood, Gilt Finish Period Late 20th Century Place of Origin Cuba