The painting “Pocahontas” by Vincent Bardou is a unique work that captures the iconic figure of a Native American woman. In this depiction, the Indian woman is shown crying black tears, evoking the deep sadness and pain of the extermination of America's indigenous peoples. The mixed media used, including oil paint, Posca markers and spray paint, bring a striking texture and depth to the work, enhancing its emotional impact. “Pocahontas” is a poignant exploration of the history and resilience of indigenous peoples, inviting the viewer to reflect on the tragic consequences of colonial history.

Name: POCAHONTAS

Dimensions: 100 x 100 x 4 cm

Techniques: Oil paint and spray paint

Table format: Square

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