Oh Cosmo, The Universe Provides – Mythical Bear Style by RD Riccoboni
A look into the cosmos — where stars, galaxies, and the infinite universe come together to form two figures sharing a kiss. Oh Cosmo, The Universe Provides is a luminous, mythical painting by RD Riccoboni in which the very fabric of the cosmos becomes the lovers themselves. Bold, romantic, and otherworldly.
Who are these two star-crossed lovers? That's a secret — you'll have to get the book to find out.
This painting is featured in RD Riccoboni's graphic novel Knights of the Vermillion Rose — an adult science fiction fairy tale picture book where mythical bear heroes journey through a universe of love and adventure.
Part of RD's beloved LGBTQ Art Collection, this piece celebrates love, connection, and the cosmic forces that bring people together — rendered in the artist's signature expressive brushwork and rich, vibrant color. Available as a canvas giclee in multiple framing options, or as the original painting on wood panel.
- 24 x 24 inch Canvas Giclee Wrap
- 24 x 24 inch Canvas Giclee — Framed in White Wood Floater
- 24 x 24 inch Canvas Giclee — Framed in Black Wood Floater
- 36 x 36 inch Canvas Giclee — Framed in White Wood Floater
- 36 x 36 inch Canvas Giclee — Framed in Black Wood Floater
- 24 x 24 inch Original on Wood Panel — painted and signed by the artist
Ships within 10 working days directly from the artist's studio in historic Balboa Park, San Diego.
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RD Riccoboni is an internationally collected, award-winning California artist. His paintings celebrate imagination, community, and the beauty of place. RD's work is represented in museum and institutional collections across the United States.
Every Riccoboni artwork is created to celebrate imagination, joy, and human connection. Original paintings and signed editions are carefully prepared and shipped from the artist's Arts Studio in historic Balboa Park, San Diego, California.
"I'm a storyteller in paint. Every painting tells a story. Thank you for becoming part of mine."
— RD Riccoboni