C.C. Cunningham “And the Winner Is” Acrylic on Canvas, Signed, Framed View Watchlist >
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C.C. Cunningham “And the Winner Is” Acrylic on Canvas, Signed, Framed
“And the Winner Is” by C.C. Cunningham is an expressive acrylic on canvas characterized by bold color, heavy impasto, and the artist’s signature figurative abstraction. Vivid tones of orange, violet, turquoise, and gold animate three abstracted figures whose gestures and forms evoke movement and celebration. The painting’s surface exhibits Cunningham’s hallmark sculptural texture, lending depth and energy to the composition.
Signed C.C. Cunningham at the lower right, this original work is presented in a gilt wood and plaster frame that enhances its warmth and visual presence. Executed with confident brushwork and layered color, the piece exemplifies Cunningham’s mature Southwestern style—an exploration of emotion, identity, and natural vitality through form and texture.
Condition:
Excellent condition. No paint loss, damage, or restoration observed. The textured acrylic surface is stable and retains vibrant color. Frame shows light edge wear consistent with display but remains solid and visually appealing. Ready to hang.
Dimensions:
Overall (framed): 17.5" × 21.25"
Visible (canvas): 13.25" × 17.25"
Artist Biography:
C.C. Cunningham (American, b. 1949) is a contemporary painter based in Las Cruces, New Mexico, celebrated for her richly textured, color-saturated acrylics that merge abstraction and figuration. Born in Oklahoma, she began sculpting with native clay before pursuing studies at the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University. Inspired by the landscapes and light of the American Southwest, Cunningham incorporates sand and natural pigments into her layered surfaces, creating tactile works that embody energy, emotion, and a deep connection to the land. Her paintings have been exhibited throughout the Southwest and are held in numerous private collections.