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Paintings by Brian Viveros Brian M.Viveros artist based in...



















Paintings by Brian Viveros

Brian M.Viveros artist based in California, is internationally embraced for his evocative paintings of seductive doe-eyed smoking beauties. His paintings are a drunken mix of oil, airbrush, acrylic, and ink. In his work Viveros shines a light on his own inner world and society at large and aims to captivate even the most jaded eyes.  Viveros’ work has been exhibited extensively in North America and Europe in numerous gallery shows.

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