“The Day We lost Him”

Cinderblock Series2010s$0-$500

Nov 8

"The Day We lost Him"

by Gregory J. Rose
2018, Mixed Media On Panel, 11“x14”, framed

A compact mixed-media composition structured around dense black passages, a saturated green field, and scraped pale paint accents. Framed. Certificate of Authenticity included.

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Collector Snapshot

The Day We lost Him reflects Gregory’s 2018 studio practice, where compressed scale is used to concentrate surface tension, color contrast, and material variation. The work sits within a period of disciplined exploration, translating the visual logic of larger mixed-media paintings into a tightly resolved, intimate format.

Stable Growth
Produced during an established phase of Gregory’s mixed-media practice, this work demonstrates consistent visual language and material handling aligned with his broader market trajectory. Its modest scale and absence of exhibition history position it for steady, reliable appreciation rather than accelerated growth.
One of One Original
This is the only version of this artwork. No editions exist.
Retail Price: $375
Framed. Ready to hang upon arrival.
Available Until Sold
Standard acquisition timeline applies. Gregory will reach out within three to five business days to coordinate insured domestic shipping or local delivery.
Foundational Collector Tier
This work offers an accessible entry point into Gregory’s practice, providing collectors with an original mixed-media painting that reflects his established visual language and material discipline during a clearly defined period of development.

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Artwork Details

Full Description

The surface is organized through horizontal compression, with ribbed black textures anchoring the lower half, a saturated green field occupying the right side, and pale pink and light blue paint applied in scraped and gestural marks. Layered pigment, exposed panel edges, and surface abrasions emphasize process and material contrast.

Authentication

Certificate of Authenticity included
Digital documentation provided
Hidden signature within the composition
Artist signature on the back

Provenance

Studio Collection

This artwork has never been exhibited and has remained in the artist’s studio collection since its creation.

Shipping & Insurance Info

Nationwide United States shipping
Fully insured packing and transport
Local delivery available
Local installation offered
Gregory will coordinate all logistics within three to five business days

Market Relevance

The Day We lost Him aligns with collector demand for small-format originals that retain the visual rigor of Gregory’s larger mixed-media works. Pieces of this scale function as foundational acquisitions, supporting sustained interest in his 2018 output while maintaining accessibility for emerging collectors.

Comparable Sales

Comparable sales data is currently being compiled. Pricing is based on Gregory’s established retail structure for mixed media works and documented exhibition history.

Artist Market Position

Gregory’s market position continues to strengthen through consistent pricing growth, institutional visibility, and documented placements. The Day We lost Him reflects a period of focused studio refinement that supports ongoing collector confidence in works from this era.

Price Growth of Mixed Media Works (2018–2025)

“The Day We lost Him operates as a distilled study of compression, restraint, and surface negotiation…

…translating larger compositional concerns into a concentrated format. Its material economy and controlled structure reinforce its relevance within Gregory’s broader mixed-media practice.”

— Curatorial Commentary

Terms of Sale

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Returns

All sales are final. No returns or exchanges are accepted for original artwork. This policy ensures proper stewardship and authenticity for collectors.