Original 1964 Dario Zoureff painting

Original 1964 Dario Zoureff "Eventide" Oil Painting in Solid Black Bean Frame

​An extraordinary original mid-century modernist oil painting titled "Eventide", created in 1964 by renowned Melbourne interior architect and master furniture craftsman Dario Zoureff (b. 1931).

​Framed in an authentic, heavy solid Black Bean timber frame—a distinctive trademark of Zoureff’s high-end architectural joinery—this piece features bold, expressive gestural brushwork depicting stylized tree structures against a moody, textured background.

​Artwork Provenance & Details

• ​Inscribed Reverse: Hand-titled "EVENTIDE", medium listed as OIL, priced at 40 GNS (Guineas), signed D. ZOUREFF, and recorded with catalog number 94-1628.
• ​Front Signature: Signed and dated dario zoureff '64 in the lower right corner.
• ​Solid Black Bean Timber Frame: Encased in a custom Australian Black Bean frame featuring deep grain figure and a satin finish, characteristic of Zoureff's bespoke furniture commissions.
• ​Support: Painted on Masonite board (marked on reverse).

​Specifications & Condition

• ​Overall Condition: 9/10 (Excellent Vintage Condition).
• ​Artwork Condition: 9/10. Oil paint layer is vibrant, well-preserved, and free from major cracking or lifting.
• ​Frame Condition: 9/10. Solid Black Bean frame is structurally sound with a beautiful rich patina.
• ​Dimensions (Including Frame): 82cm (H) x 66cm (W) x 4cm (D).
• ​Unframed Board Dimensions: 76cm (H) x 60cm (W).
• ​Approximate Weight: ~4 kg.
• ​Artist: Dario Zoureff (b. 1931).
• ​Title: "Eventide".
• ​Year: 1964.
• ​Medium: Oil on Masonite board.
• ​Product Category: Australian Fine Art, Mid-Century Modern Oil Painting, Mid-Century Modern Wall Art.

​About the Artist

​Dario Zoureff is a pre-eminent Australian interior architect and custom furniture maker. Arriving in Melbourne in 1939, Zoureff studied interior design at RMIT in the 1950s before establishing his acclaimed practice and showroom on Toorak Road. Renowned for incorporating native Australian hardwoods like Queensland Walnut and Black Bean into his luxury residential projects, Zoureff's rare original fine art pieces from the 1960s are highly prized by collectors of mid-century Australian design.

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