Vincent Bardou's painting of a young Native American girl is a powerful and evocative work that skillfully blends street art and oil painting techniques. This portrait, made on a 4 cm thick wooden frame measuring 120x80 cm, captures the young girl's piercing gaze and evokes deep themes linked to identity, resistance and the history of indigenous peoples of 'America.

Vincent Bardou, known for his eclecticism and his social commitment, often draws his inspiration from subjects that affect both the individual and the community. This portrait of a Native American girl is an artistic exploration of the history and culture of indigenous peoples, often marginalized and facing persistent challenges for centuries.

Name: CHILD OF THE SUN

Dimensions: 80 x 120 x 4 cm

Techniques: Oil paint and spray paint

Table format: Rectangle

Support: Canvas mounted on wooden frame

Thickness 4 cm

Profile 40 x 40 mm

Year: 2024

Edges: The edges are painted allowing immediate hanging of the work without framing

Finish: Two coats of acrylic varnish to protect the work

Painting signed lower right and countersigned on the back

The work is delivered with a certificate of authenticity