Original Painting “Poker Face” on Canvas by Paul Blaine Henrie – 48x30 1 of 1. We are honored to offer an original and exclusive piece of art history, the magnificent “Poker Face” by the renowned American artist Paul Blaine Henrie (1932-1999). This exquisite painting, a singular edition, presents a marvelous opportunity for discerning collectors to own a part of the prestigious lineage of American art. Paul Blaine Henrie, famed for his vibrant coastal scenes and caricature elements, imbued “Poker Face” with the eclectic and resonant expressionism that became his hallmark. Henrie's works, celebrated for their dynamic blend of impressionism and abstract styles, have long captivated art aficionados and lay admirers alike. Title: Poker Face, Artist: Paul Blaine Henrie, Medium: Oil on canvas, Dimensions: 48 inches x 30 inches, Condition: Excellent, Provenance: Accompanied by a certificate of authenticity. “Poker Face” portrays Henrie's fascination with the human condition and the subtleties of emotion. It perfectly encapsulates the free-spirited and evocative imagery prevalent in his works during the mid-20th century. As a piece that hails from a critical period in American art, where artists pushed the boundaries of expression and form, it stands not just as a creation of aesthetic beauty but as a narrative of cultural evolution. Henrie was a part of the California School of artists, a group that played a prolific role in America's post-war art scene. His unique approach to color and composition was influential in the development of West Coast art during a time when America was seeking its own voice in the arts separate from European influences. This painting is a testament to Henrie's influence and a vibrant slice of American art history. Auction Estimate: “Poker Face” by Paul Blaine Henrie is a remarkable investment piece, and due to its rarity, it carries a considerable auction estimate. Given current market conditions, comparable sales, and the artist's standing in the art world, auction estimates for this original canvas would be placed between 15,000-25,000. Final bids may well exceed expectations, reflecting the painting's unique place in art history, its provenance, and the artist's legacy. Please note that assessing the value of artwork requires expert evaluation, and auction estimates can vary due to market trends and collector interest at the time of the auction. Interested buyers are always encouraged to view the artwork in person during public viewing periods pre-auction, if available, and perform due diligence by consulting with art appraisers or auction house specialists.

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