Romero Britto 'Deep Love' 3D Serigraph

This item is a vibrant, multi-layered 3D serigraph on paper by world-renowned Neo-pop artist Romero Britto. The artwork depicts two stylized, colorful fish facing each other with heart motifs floating above them, a classic example of Britto's signature style which blends elements of cubism, pop art, and graffiti. The piece features a high-contrast palette of primary and secondary colors including bright yellow, orange, blue, green, and pink, accented with bold black outlines and a variety of patterns such as polka dots and diagonal stripes. A notable feature is the use of glitter or diamond dust on specific elements like the hearts and fish scales to add texture and shimmer. The artwork is hand-signed by the artist in the lower left-hand margin and is numbered 125/950 in the lower right, indicating it is part of a limited edition run. It is presented in an elaborate shadowbox frame with a white inner moulding and a secondary decorated matting that continues the artwork's theme, housed within a larger black frame. The condition appears to be excellent with no visible fading, tears, or damage to the three-dimensional cutouts, and the framing appears secure and professional. The 3D construction gives the piece a dynamic sense of depth, with the fish and hearts appearing to float above the background plane.

I have virtually examined this 3D serigraph titled 'Deep Love' by Romero Britto. The work displays the artist’s characteristic fusion of Cubism and Pop Art, utilizing a vibrant palette and relief construction to create depth. Based on the provided imagery, the print appears to be in excellent condition; the ink saturation is vivid with no evidence of UV fading, and the hand-applied glitter/diamond dust remains intact. The hand-signature and numbering (125/950) are consistent with known Britto editioning practices. Britto’s secondary market remains robust, particularly for his 3D editions which command a premium over his flat serigraphs. Recent auction results and gallery valuations for his medium-format 3D works typically fall within the $1,500 to $3,000 range, depending on the popularity of the motif. This specific 'fish' motif is highly collectible as it represents a core theme of harmony and love central to his brand. The elaborate custom shadowbox framing adds significant decorative value, though it is not factored into the core art valuation. Important Limitations: As this is a visual inspection of digital media, I cannot definitively verify authenticity or confirm the absence of subtle paper buckling or foxing underneath the glass. A full authentication requires an in-person examination to verify the paper's watermark, the ink’s texture, and a microscopic review of the signature. I would also require a Certificate of Authenticity (COA) from Britto Central or an authorized gallery and a detailed provenance report to bridge the gap between digital observation and physical certainty.