Abstract Recumbent Nude (Blue and Pink Composition)

Original painting or high-quality lithograph on paperSigned lower right 'Vince Fazio' (identified as Vince Fazio, a contemporary American artist)

Abstract Recumbent Nude (Blue and Pink Composition)

Style & Movement

Contemporary Abstract Lyricism / Lyrical Abstraction

Medium & Technique

Mixed media likely involving watercolor, gouache, or soft pastel; utilizing wet-on-wet blurring and sfumato-like transitions

Creation Period

Late 20th Century to Early 21st Century (circa 1980-2010)

Dimensions & Format

Approximately 24 x 36 inches; landscape orientation in a gallery frame

Subject Description

An ethereal, semi-abstracted female figure in a reclining or floating pose, integrated into a dreamlike background of blues, purples, and magentas. The composition emphasizes fluidity and movement rather than anatomical precision.

Condition & Value Assessment

Condition Assessment

Good to Very Good; housed behind glass which has protected the surface, though some minor paper undulation is visible

Estimated Market Value

$800 - $1,500 USD (based on current primary and secondary markets for the artist)

Auction Estimate

$400 - $700 USD

Provenance History

Likely acquired through a contemporary art gallery or direct studio sale; no specific gallery labels are visible on the front

Art Historical Significance

Reflects the late 20th-century trend of merging figurative subjects with atmospheric abstraction; Fazio is known for his work in the Sedona art scene and his focus on the intersection of light and form.

Notable Features

Distinctive fluid signature in the lower right corner; use of a double matting technique and a contemporary black frame that suggests professional gallery presentation.

Condition Issues

Visible glare suggests a lack of anti-reflective glass; possible light fading if displayed in direct sunlight; minor rippling of the paper support due to humidity changes.

Conservation Recommendations

Ensure the use of UV-protected archival glass and acid-free matting; avoid humid environments to prevent further paper buckling.

Identified on 6/20/2026