In ‘To Love or Not to Love’, William Oxer presents a restrained yet incisive study of human vulnerability and contemplation.

The subject, depicted in muted tones, turns away from the viewer, her gaze lowered in quiet introspection.

The composition avoids overt narrative, instead allowing the sitter’s expression, posture, and the subdued palette to evoke the uncertainty and ambivalence suggested by the title.

This painting sits within Oxer’s broader exploration of timeless portraiture, where classical technique is employed not to idealise, but to observe with clarity the subtleties of emotional states.

Oil on Canvas, 20” x 12” plus frame size.

Framed to Guild of Framers Museum Standard.

Overall size approximately 23” x 15”. Free worldwide shipping (except for any customs import taxes or charges).