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Woman from Bhutan
Nersel Muehlen
Shipping & Studio Lead Times
Ready works are prepared directly by the artist studio, then dispatched with full insurance and tracking. Most ready works leave the studio within 2-5 business days after acquisition confirmation.
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Technical Specifications.
Medium: Oil on Canvas
Dimensions: 24"x24"
Classification: Unique Work (One-of-a-kind)
Year: 2024
Provenance: Artist Direct / Mitsooz Vetted
Return Status: 7-Day Reflection
The Narrative.
Woman from Bhutan
An Original Oil Painting on Cradled Panel
The Captivating Beauty of Himalayan Heritage.
Experience the profound resonance of Bhutan through a masterfully rendered original oil painting. In Woman from Bhutan, Nersel Muehlen captures a woman adorned with vibrant flowers and a richly detailed ethnic costume using a luminous, iridescent glaze that perfectly mimics the soft, reflective texture of silk. A remarkable variety of brushwork brings the subject to life: utilizing distinct, hand-refined textures for the flowing hair, the radiant skin, and the delicate petals of the flowers. Through the strategic application of gold and silver impasto paint, Muehlen elevates the intricate designs within the fabric, adding a subtle shimmer and sculptural depth that creates an exciting, photorealistic visual experience.
Academic Mastery and Global Connection.
Based in California and trained at New York’s most prestigious art institutions, Muehlen utilizes a rigorous five stage painting method rooted in the traditions of the Old Masters. By focusing on the soulful eyes as the emotional anchor of the work, she invites the intentional collector to move beyond the surface of the canvas to connect with a shared global humanity. This 24x24 masterpiece, rendered on a high-quality cradled wood panel to ensure lasting brilliance, is an archival bridge designed to bring exotic elegance and a persistent presence of connection into the home. Whether gracing a curated bookshelf or serving as a striking focal point on a desk, this Work invites quiet contemplation and a deep appreciation for the dignity of global cultures.
Details & Dimensions:
- Title: Woman from Bhutan
- Classification: Original Fine Art (Unique Work)
- Medium: Oil with Gold and Silver Impasto on Cradled Wood Panel
- Art Movement: Contemporary Classical Realism
- Art Style: Photorealistic Portraiture
- Theme: Global Heritage, Identity, Botanical, Feminine Presence
- Orientation: Square
- Construction: Solid Cradled Wood Panel
- Finish: Luminous Iridescent Glaze with Textured Shimmer
- Mounting Type: Wall-Mounted or Tabletop Display
- Dimensions: 24" x 24"
- Weight: 2 lbs
- Year Created: 2024
- Origin: Created in San Francisco, California, United States
- Authenticity: Includes a Certificate of Authenticity (COA)
- Investment: $1,500.00
- Availability: Ready to Ship
- Reflection Period: 7-Day Reflection Period
Bring a piece of the world and a soulful presence into your home. Add the Woman from Bhutan original oil painting to your collection today at Mitsooz.
About the Artist.
The Mitsooz Commitment.
Studio-Direct Dispatch
Mitsooz facilitates an unmediated connection between the artist and the collector. Every work is dispatched directly from the artist’s studio or primary production workspace; fully insured from their door to yours.
Curated Provenance
The Collective is a strictly curated environment; every artist is vetted for technical mastery and narrative depth. Each work includes a physical, signed Certificate of Authenticity to ensure its origin and legacy.
Collector Reflection
We offer a 7-day reflection period for eligible works. Collectors may choose a 100% refund via the Mitsooz Collector Reserve or a cash refund minus a 25% restocking fee.
Note: Dimensional, commissioned, and bespoke works are considered final acquisitions.
