Deeply In Love
Limited edition 3D mixed media construction on paper • Romero Britto
Style & Movement
Neo-Pop Art / Happy Art Movement
Medium & Technique
Serigraph on paper with 3D cut-out elements and glitter accents; hand-signed and numbered in pencil
Creation Period
Early 21st Century (circa 2010-2020)
Dimensions & Format
Approximately 24 x 24 inches for the image area; square format
Subject Description
The composition features multiple stylized hearts and butterfly-like shapes interlocked in a vibrant patchwork of geometric patterns, including polka dots, stripes, and squiggles. The central iconography revolves around love and optimism, typical of Britto's commercial success. The artwork utilizes a 3D layering technique where parts of the image are raised to create depth.
Condition & Value Assessment
Condition Assessment
Excellent; the colors remain vibrant with no visible fading or foxing, and the 3D elements appear structurally sound within the frame.
Estimated Market Value
$1,800 - $3,500 USD
Auction Estimate
$1,200 - $2,500 USD
Provenance History
Numbered 211/750 on bottom right. Likely purchased through a licensed gallery such as Park West Gallery or Britto Central. Includes an embossed seal from the artist's studio on the bottom left.
Art Historical Significance
Romero Britto is a defining figure in Contemporary Pop Art, known for blending cubism and pop aesthetics. This piece is representative of his 'Happy Art' philosophy intended to evoke joy and accessibility. While highly commercialized, his work is held in major international collections and public installations worldwide.
Notable Features
Hand-signed signature 'Britto' in the lower left margin; pencil numbering '211/750' in the lower right; multi-layered 3D construction technique; signature use of high-contrast black outlining and glitter embellishments.
Condition Issues
None visible from the image; minor potential for archival adhesive failure over decades in 3D joints, though not present here.
Conservation Recommendations
Keep framed under UV-protective glazing to prevent ink fading. Maintain stable humidity to avoid warping of the 3D paper layers.