Abstract Landscape Monotype on Deckled Edge Paper

This item is an original work of abstract art, likely a monotype or mixed media painting, executed on heavy-weight paper with pronounced deckled edges. The composition is divided into horizontal registers, featuring a dominant dark, near-black central mass that suggests a silhouetted landform or horizon. Above this center, a deep blue and violet sky is rendered with visible stippling and texture. Below the dark mass, a vibrant gradient of orange, magenta, and bright red creates a luminous effect, reminiscent of a sunset or a subterranean glow. The paper size appears to be approximately 5x7 or 8x10 inches. The paint application varies from opaque to atmospheric washes, showing high levels of pigment saturation. The deckled edges are irregular and dark-toned, suggesting the paper may have been hand-torn or treated separately. There are no visible signatures or maker's marks on the front face, which is common for contemporary abstract miniatures. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible foxing, creasing, or moisture damage, preserved behind what appears to be a glass or acrylic mount. The style is indicative of late 20th to early 21st-century contemporary abstraction, focusing on color field relationships and emotive naturalism.