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$2,975.00The Story
Size:30 x 38 in.
Bradley Theodore’s "Marie Of Diamonds", an original painting on paper measuring 22" x 30", is a vivid reinterpretation of regal elegance infused with the artist’s signature contemporary style. This striking work features a figure reminiscent of Marie Antoinette, adorned with a towering white coiffure and an ornate green dress that radiates vibrancy and power. Theodore’s bold brushstrokes and expressive colour palette bring life and movement to the painting, while the geometric background, with red latticework against a bright blue, evokes a sense of structured opulence.
The interplay of colours and textures reflects Theodore’s ability to juxtapose historical themes with modern abstraction, drawing attention to the character’s poise and grandeur while deconstructing the concept of royalty. The figure’s skeletal elements, a hallmark of Theodore’s style, strip away superficiality to reveal the essence of the subject. Subtle diamond motifs and star-like accents on the flowing dress further allude to the opulence and decadence associated with the historical Marie Antoinette.
Born in the Turks and Caicos Islands, Bradley Theodore has become renowned for his bold artistic voice. After moving to New York City, Theodore’s immersion in the city’s dynamic art scene shaped his career. From murals on the streets of the Lower East Side to exhibitions in major galleries, Theodore’s work has garnered international acclaim. His vibrant pieces often reimagine iconic figures and symbols, blending cultural references with contemporary commentary.
Theodore’s work is characterised by his ability to fuse figurative and abstract styles, capturing emotion and personality through colour and form. "Marie of Diamonds" is a testament to his talent for reinterpreting historical narratives through a modern lens, inviting viewers to engage with themes of identity, legacy, and transformation.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.

Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
Size:30 x 38 in.
Bradley Theodore’s "Marie Of Diamonds", an original painting on paper measuring 22" x 30", is a vivid reinterpretation of regal elegance infused with the artist’s signature contemporary style. This striking work features a figure reminiscent of Marie Antoinette, adorned with a towering white coiffure and an ornate green dress that radiates vibrancy and power. Theodore’s bold brushstrokes and expressive colour palette bring life and movement to the painting, while the geometric background, with red latticework against a bright blue, evokes a sense of structured opulence.
The interplay of colours and textures reflects Theodore’s ability to juxtapose historical themes with modern abstraction, drawing attention to the character’s poise and grandeur while deconstructing the concept of royalty. The figure’s skeletal elements, a hallmark of Theodore’s style, strip away superficiality to reveal the essence of the subject. Subtle diamond motifs and star-like accents on the flowing dress further allude to the opulence and decadence associated with the historical Marie Antoinette.
Born in the Turks and Caicos Islands, Bradley Theodore has become renowned for his bold artistic voice. After moving to New York City, Theodore’s immersion in the city’s dynamic art scene shaped his career. From murals on the streets of the Lower East Side to exhibitions in major galleries, Theodore’s work has garnered international acclaim. His vibrant pieces often reimagine iconic figures and symbols, blending cultural references with contemporary commentary.
Theodore’s work is characterised by his ability to fuse figurative and abstract styles, capturing emotion and personality through colour and form. "Marie of Diamonds" is a testament to his talent for reinterpreting historical narratives through a modern lens, inviting viewers to engage with themes of identity, legacy, and transformation.























