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$340 – $2,600Price range: $340 through $2,600
WINE & SPIRIT FINE ART
“Champagne’s Sparkling Journey,” a 48×24 canvas by Monica, captures the exuberant essence of celebration with a mesmerizing pour of champagne, its lively bubbles and reflective gleam embodying life’s sparkling moments. This piece marries the fluidity of acrylic with the finesse of oil paint, inviting viewers to toast to the memories and milestones that make life truly vibrant.
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$340 – $2,400Price range: $340 through $2,400
Luminous Sherry – The Jerez Silhouette by Monica Márquez Gatica captures the soul of Jerez, Spain, through light, form, and tradition. This 48×24-inch original painting combines acrylic pouring for motion with oil detailing for precision. The composition reveals the quiet magic of a glass of Sherry as daylight fades — a reflection of heritage, tranquility, and time. Born in Jerez and now based in Colorado, Monica bridges cultures and emotions in this evocative artwork, honoring her Spanish roots and the beauty found in stillness.
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$340 – $2,400Price range: $340 through $2,400
Uncorked at Sunset captures the playful aftermath of a beautiful evening. Vibrant wine corks rest on a sun-warmed surface, their colors created with acrylic pouring that gives each one depth and movement. Behind them, a glowing sunset painted in traditional oils softens the horizon, while a metal wine opener catches the light with refined detail. This sunset wine cork art invites you to feel that easy, happy moment after the bottle is opened and the first glasses are poured. Whether you are a dedicated wine lover or simply adore nature’s golden hour, this piece is sure to delight.
Art that celebrates wine, sunsets, and the joy of uncorking life.
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$340 – $2,400Price range: $340 through $2,400
Half Empty or Full captures the soft magic of a summer sunset, when the light lingers and the evening feels wide open. This summer sunset wine art places a rich glass of red against a glowing sky, with an empty glass waiting beside it. The wine, created with acrylic pouring, shimmers with layered color and movement. In contrast, the glasses, sky, and surrounding details in traditional oils feel calm and precise. Together, they become art that celebrates wine and life—inviting you to pause, savor the moment, and decide for yourself whether the glass is half empty or full.
“Art that celebrates wine and life at golden hour”
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$340 – $2,400Price range: $340 through $2,400
Line Them Up is Spanish wine art for home bar collectors who enjoy the thrill of discovering new bottles. After a shopping trip, Monica set several Spanish wines and a sparkling brut on the bar before putting them away. The lineup looked so vivid and full of possibility that she grabbed her camera and captured the moment. Later, it became this painting: a row of labels, colors, and reflections in front of warm barrel imagery. Painted in her Hybrid Fluid Realism, with layered acrylics and detailed oils, the piece celebrates the joy of exploring Spain’s diverse wines and sharing them with friends.
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$340 – $2,400Price range: $340 through $2,400
Even if It’s not Valentines day, you can love wine year round. This painting is in the embellished pouring style. The heart is done with acrylic paints that are poured and shaped. The bottle, cork, reflections, and background are painted with traditional oils.
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$425 – $2,400Price range: $425 through $2,400
Reflections of Freedom is a celebration of what endures—craftsmanship, passion, and the timeless pursuit of something truly extraordinary. In this painting, acrylic pouring forms the deep, dynamic hues that evoke the richness of aged bourbon and the flowing pride of the American flag, while the meticulous details of traditional oil painting bring clarity, precision, and realism. It is a marriage of spontaneity and control—an artistic parallel to the balance of time, patience, and masterful blending that define Eagle Rare’s character. 48×24 inches | Hybrid Fluid Realism | Acrylic Pouring & Oil Painting
“Aged in tradition, poured with pride, and painted in the spirit of freedom.”
