1970s Mexican Black Velvet Painting - Matador & Bull

For serious collectors of retro art and lovers of Mid-Century Modern design: this is a stunning, original black velvet statement piece from the height of the 1960s and 70s Mexican art movement. This dramatic piece features a classic Spanish Matador facing off with a fighting bull. It is entirely hand-painted, allowing the colors to pop with that unique, vibrant luminescence that only vintage velvet can provide. Why This Piece Justifies Its Value: Rare Large Format (39.5" x 29.5"): Finding authentic velvet paintings of this scale is incredibly difficult today. Most surviving pieces are small or medium tourist souvenirs; massive canvases like this were expensive to produce and serve as true focal points for a room. Authentic Hand-Carved Frame: It comes mounted in its original, heavy Mexican solid wood frame. The chunky, dark-carved wood perfectly anchors the mid-century kitsch, tiki lounge, or retro home bar aesthetic. Excellent Vintage Condition: The velvet canvas is clean, the paint remains incredibly bold, and the solid wood frame is structurally sound and sturdy. Details: Total Dimensions (Including Frame): 39.5" inches tall by 29.5" inches wide Era: Circa 1970s Origin: Hand-painted in Mexico Pickup: Located in Red Deer.