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Marina | Willy Pérez | Original Acrylic Painting
Marina | Willy Pérez | Original Acrylic Painting
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Original acrylic painting by Willy Pérez · Dominican painter · Available at Marcolina's Fine Arts Gallery, Tampa, Florida · Ships worldwide
Marina is a small-scale coastal study, at 9 by 12 inches one of the most compact pieces in Willy Pérez's available collection. The scale suits the subject, a quieter, more contained read of the coastal themes that run through his larger marine work.
Painted in 2024, it offers an accessible entry point into Willy's water-based work without the scale or price of his larger canvases.
| Artist | Willy Pérez |
| Medium | Acrylic on Canvas |
| Dimensions | 9 x 12 in |
| Year | 2024 |
| Certificate | Certificate of Authenticity included |
| Shipping | Ships worldwide with full insurance |
| Payment | Payment plans available |
Collector's Note
At $450, Marina is one of the most affordable original works in Willy's collection, a natural starting point for a first acquisition.
Acquisition
Available through Marcolina's Fine Arts Gallery with worldwide shipping, full insurance, and professional art packaging. Payment plans available. Private viewings by appointment in Tampa, Florida. Virtual viewings available for collectors anywhere in the world. Contact us to inquire. New to collecting? Read our collector guide →
A standard shipping rate is charged at checkout. Once your work is packed, we calculate the actual shipping cost for its size and destination. If there is a difference, we will follow up to either invoice the additional amount or refund the difference, whichever applies.
"I've developed an alphabet of symbols, like fish, houses, and bicycles, which I feel represent movement, the future, and momentum."
Willy Pérez
About the Artist
Willy Pérez is a Dominican painter and clinical psychologist, and the eldest son of Maestro Guillo Pérez. He grew up inside his father's workshop, cleaning brushes and stretching canvases long before he held one of his own, and that early proximity shaped a discipline that has carried through his entire practice.
Where his father worked as a conceptist, building from idea outward, Willy works as an organic painter, led by gesture and feeling. His subjects range from the waters surrounding the Dominican Republic to the geometry of its landscape, painted with a naturalist's attention and an expressionist's color.
He has presented forty-two solo exhibitions across the Dominican Republic, Puerto Rico, Spain, Guadeloupe, Honduras, Panama, and major U.S. art centers including Miami, New York, and Providence. He is a member of the Dominican School of Artists (CODAP) and directs the Guillo Pérez School of Art, founded by his father in 1984.
