Saba At Las Brujas by Fabian Perez

With her body language open and enticing, the female figure tilts her back on the rest of her chair and sprawls her arms out to reveal her true femininity.

Perhaps she is manipulating her beauty so that a particular gentleman will come over and submit himself fully to her.

Painted in equal measures of awe and respect, it is hard to tell at a first glance that the woman in this picture is most likely up to something more sinister than simply beckoning a male being over.

The elegance and class that comes with Perez's style of painting overrides the cynicism (perhaps this is a 'lady of the night') of the subject matter at heart and allows us to appreciate a truly sophisticated execution of the painting.

This hand embellished canvas will certainly make a stand when it is displayed proudly in your home and offers for an interesting conversational stimulation.

In 'Saba At Las Brujas IV,' Fabian Perez paints what has to be his most popular model, Saba, in a slinky black little number and red wine to her side.

In this limited edition on canvas, we have caught Saba fixing her hair and she appears to be deep in thought at the same time, in anticipation of the arrival of her date for the evening?

I find this image utterly enchanting and Fabian Perez draws me into his world - dark smoky bars where wine and women appear to be in plentiful supply.

The hand embellishment of this canvas also perfectly fits the medium, creating the illusion that we are looking at an original piece of art, when in fact it is a limited edition reproduction on canvas.

Perez lovers will notice the change in style he has adopted to create this beautiful study. This hand drawn Giclee is perfect for exploiting Perez's raw talent.

It is innovative and edgy and I'm sure you'll agree, as a viewer, it contains an element of simplicity in its form, yet is complex in its subject matter.

If you notice the strokes of the pencil, they are somewhat vigorous in its manner and this transpires the artists need to express himself, using every inch of the pictorial space.

You can almost feel the drive and passion Fabian Perez has worked towards in order to create this beautiful study.