Original abstract woman figure, acrylic on board, professionally framed gold wood frame with linen detail

Size ( total) approximately 29“ x 43“.

Domingo Domingo is an American artist born in 1942, known for his abstract and figurative paintings, particularly those inspired by God and featuring women, horses, and futuristic abstracts. He was born on Nantucket Island, Massachusetts, with his name inspired by his Sunday birth. Domingo's artistic journey includes formal training at the Rhode Island School of Design and a career marked by diverse influences and styles, including Abstract Expressionism.

Here's a more detailed look at his life and work:

Early Life and Influences:

Born on November 25, 1942, Domingo's mother died when he was nine months old, shaping his early life. He began painting at age five and studied at the Rhode Island School of Design under Professor Van Wyht.

Artistic Development:

Domingo's style evolved from Southwestern Ethereal to Abstract Expressionism. A near-death experience in 1977 significantly impacted his work, leading him to attribute his inspiration to God.

Subject Matter and Style:

Domingo's paintings often feature women, horses, and futuristic abstracts, celebrating the human spirit. He is known for using broad, flowing strokes and impasto techniques.

Career Highlights:

Domingo has owned galleries and had his work displayed in various prominent homes. He has painted in all 48 contiguous states, with California, Arizona, and New Mexico being particularly inspirational. He also has auction records for his artwork.