Dark abstract art acrylic paintings

A self-taught artist, Stephen Magsig grew up and now resides in Michigan. He’s been painting city scenes from Detroit for over 25 years, and in the summer of 2007 he started his own blog called Postcards from Detroit to showcase his urban landscapes.

This is an abstract painting. The colors are dark and the brushstrokes are thick. The painting has a sense of mystery and it is difficult to say what it is about. The dark colors and thick brushstrokes create a sense of foreboding. The red paint dripping down the face of the figure suggests that it is in pain or that it is crying. The painting is full of emotion and it is clear that the artist has put a lot of thought and feeling into it.

This oil painting, done in the Impressionism style by Berthe Morisot, features a detailed depiction of an eye against a black background. The artwork captures the delicate brushwork and emotive quality characteristic of Morisot's style.