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ArtistThe Queen of hearts Abstract modernist Oil on canvas. Style of Oswaldo Guayasamin.
A stylized, surreal portrait of the Queen of Hearts rendered in a bold, graphic, cubist-inspired painting style with high contrast and saturated colors. The central figure is a regal, pale-skinned woman with serene, slightly melancholic blue eyes, defined eyebrows, and vivid red lips. Her head is crowned by two enormous, glossy, swirling red hearts that form a symmetrical headdress, with a small golden crown nestled between them, topped by a red heart with a cross. She wears an elaborate, geometrically fragmented gown composed of sharp angular planes in black, white, gray, gold, red, and soft pink. A large, glossy red heart is prominently displayed at her chest, framed by a white V-shaped collar adorned with smaller red hearts. Two playing cards — one showing a red heart and black club, the other a red heart and black spade — cross over her torso. Her long, slender, white hands with red-tipped fingers are delicately clasped over the cards. The background is a deep, textured black, enhancing the vibrancy of the figure. The overall composition is symmetrical, dramatic, and symbolic, blending elements of playing card iconography with stylized portraiture. The brushwork is visible