A powerful blue accent above a minimalist white form. This special 1970s painting by Patrick D’Hullier immediately brings tranquility, character, and artistic tension to an interior. In a modern living room, stylish office space, or reception area, this work instantly creates a feeling of connection between retro art and contemporary elegance.
The abstract interpretation of the Mona Lisa gives the painting a mysterious allure. The contrast between the deep blue, soft white, and black contours creates a composition that feels both serene and expressive. The work clearly embodies the atmosphere of the seventies: daring, free, and just a little different — precisely the authentic decoration that De Tuin Der Kunsten consciously seeks out.
This mixed media artwork by Patrick D’Hullier is signed and measures 50 x 40 x 2 cm. The black plastic frame enhances its graphic appeal and ensures that the work harmoniously fits into both modern and eclectic interiors.
The slight signs of wear on the upper left of the white section — subtle pencil marks visible in the photos — emphasize the authentic vintage character of this unique piece. Not sterile perfection, but an artwork with history, soul, and presence. That small imperfection makes it human and credible.
For those who love interiors with both tranquility and personality, this painting is particularly effective. The combination of minimalism and color creates balance within a space. It connects old and new elements in the interior and creates a gentle artistic tension without becoming dominant.
Where does this artwork best come into its own?
This work feels at home above a wooden dresser, in a minimalist seating area, or as an artistic accent in an entrance hall. This painting also works exceptionally well in professional spaces: consider a meeting room, stylish executive office, practice room, or a quiet reception area where class and character come together.
For style-conscious entrepreneurs, architects, or CEO profiles who consciously choose tranquility and refinement, this work brings a quiet presence to the space. This is not decoration. This is an energy object.
Our interior composer is also happy to help bring more harmony and personality into your interior. Through our online service Happart Room, you receive personal advice for 1 to 5 artworks within your own interior:
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Do you first want to experience how this painting works in your home or office? Simply use the button “Visualize this object in your interior” above. This way, you can view the artwork in 2D and 3D within your own space.
You are also most welcome in our art room in Staden to experience this work up close. The atmosphere, texture, and appeal of vintage art are even more palpable in person. De Tuin Der Kunsten is not a classic webshop, but a carefully curated world of affordable art with character.
For customers from Belgium, the Netherlands, Europe, and internationally, an email can always be sent to collectively assess whether this artwork perfectly matches your interior or project. Personal advice remains central.
Details
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Artist: Patrick D’Hullier
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Period: 1970s
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Technique: Mixed media
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Style: Modern abstract Mona Lisa
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Colors: White, blue, and black
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Dimensions: 50 x 40 x 2 cm
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Frame: Black plastic frame
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Condition: Good vintage condition with slight signs of wear on the upper left
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Unique piece: Yes
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Visualization possible: Yes, in 2D and 3D
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Can be viewed: Art room in Staden
🇧🇪 Belgium: usually within 1 business day
🇳🇱 Netherlands: usually within 3 business days
🌍 Europe & international: +3 days
A unique vintage artwork like this is difficult to find again. Do you have questions or would you like additional photos or interior advice? Feel free to contact us or schedule a visit to the art room.
Together, we ensure your space feels right. Matching Elegance.
