Original Geometric Abstract Painting by Brooke Rogers

This is a large-scale contemporary abstract painting measuring 4 feet by 4 feet (48x48 inches), created as an original commission for Coastal Hospice at the Lake by the artist Brooke Rogers. The artwork features a minimalist, geometric composition utilizing linear perspective to create the illusion of a receding corridor or boxed interior space. The color palette is highly restrained and ethereal, dominated by soft whites, cool greys, and muted off-white tones. The application of paint appears thin and layered, with visible horizontal brushstrokes in the central 'recessed' area and vertical strokes on the right-hand panel, suggesting a textured but flat surface typical of acrylic or oil on canvas. The construction is a gallery-wrapped canvas, meaning the edges are finished and meant to be displayed without a frame. The condition appears excellent with no visible tears or scuffing, though minor surface dust may be present. The work reflects a late 20th to early 21st-century contemporary style, characterized by its architectural focus and serene, meditative mood. The craftsmanship is high-quality, showing deliberate control over tonal gradients and sharp geometric junctions, intended to evoke a sense of quietude and open space.

I have virtually examined this large-scale (48x48") geometric abstract painting by Brooke Rogers. The work demonstrates high-level mastery of tonal gradients and architectural linear perspective. The surface displays a deliberate application of thin, layered pigments consistent with the artist’s known contemporary style. Condition appears excellent; the gallery-wrapped edges are intact, and the tension of the canvas suggests proper environmental maintenance within its commissioned setting at Coastal Hospice at the Lake. Brooke Rogers is an established regional presence in the Mid-Atlantic, known for architectural abstractions. Commissions for healthcare or institutional settings often command higher initial price points due to scale and site-specific detailing. Market demand for large-format minimalist works remains strong for both corporate and private collections. While 48x48" works by Rogers have a primary market value often exceeding $5,000, secondary market liquidity varies based on the specificity of the 'receding corridor' motif. The valuation is based on current auction records for contemporary regional abstraction and retail replacement costs for similar-sized Rogers originals. However, this appraisal is subject to limitations. Authentication via digital image cannot confirm the substrate’s structural integrity or the chemical signature of the pigments. A full authentication would require a physical inspection to verify the artist's signature (typically on the verso), provenance documentation from Coastal Hospice, and an examination under UV light to check for undisclosed repairs or overpainting. This estimate assumes the work is an original, one-of-a-kind commission and not a high-quality reproduction.