Original Murillo Painting | The American Dream | 16×20″ | Oil on Canvas | Signed
Original oil on canvas by Jesus V. Murillo. “The American Dream, 2024. Signed. One of a kind.
Original Murillo Painting | The Price of Eggs | 16×20″ | Oil on Canvas | Signed
This is an original oil painting by artist Jesus Vicente Murillo, titled “The Price of Eggs” created in 2025. This medium-sized painting is done on canvas and features his iconic Neo-impressionist style. Signed by the artist, this one-of-a-kind artwork reflects themes of modern life, making it a distinctive and collectible piece for art enthusiasts.
Original Murillo Painting, “Trying to Forget”, 12×16″, Oil on Canvas, Signed
12×16″, Oil on Canvas. Jesús Vicente Murillo is a Philadelphia-based Bass-Baritone, painter, composer, and director whose artistic life defies easy categorization. Originally from Detroit, over a career spanning more than sixteen years, he has established himself as a singular voice in both the operatic world and the contemporary visual arts — bringing to each discipline the emotional intensity, narrative instincts, and rigorous craft of the other.
Original Murillo Painting, “Lost” (2026), 12×16″, Oil on Canvas, Signed
12×16″, Oil on Canvas. Jesús Vicente Murillo is a Philadelphia-based Bass-Baritone, painter, composer, and director whose artistic life defies easy categorization. Originally from Detroit, over a career spanning more than sixteen years, he has established himself as a singular voice in both the operatic world and the contemporary visual arts — bringing to each discipline the emotional intensity, narrative instincts, and rigorous craft of the other.
“The Blockade of Camac” by Jesus V. Murillo, Oil Painting on Canvas Board, 11×14
The Blockade of Camac (2026), by Jesus V. Murillo. Jesús Vicente Murillo is a Philadelphia-based Bass-Baritone, painter, composer, and director whose artistic life defies easy categorization. Over a career spanning more than sixteen years, he has established himself as a singular voice in both the operatic world and the contemporary visual arts — bringing to each discipline the emotional intensity, narrative instincts, and rigorous craft of the other.