Like a stained-glass window in a child’s playhouse, joy and charm radiate through neon colors and lively patterns in “Ginger” by Romero Britto. The artist's universally appealing works combine the techniques of Pop Art with the intricate composition of Cubism. Born in Brazil, Britto left law school, sold his car and early artworks, and moved to Europe, where he sold his paintings on the street. Later, he catapulted to fame in the United States when he was commissioned to paint for Absolut Vodka. Britto’s charming, optimistic works are featured in over 100 galleries worldwide, and in campaigns by companies such as Disney, Pepsi and Evian.

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