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PETER MAX 13"x17" ORIGINAL PAINTING
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Up for sale: PETER MAX ORIGINAL MIXED MEDIA ACRYLIC PAINTING! FRAMED AND READY TO HANG! "Two Hearts On Blends". LARGE IMAGE SIZE OF 17"x13", FRAMED SIZE OF APPROX 27.5”X23”. Check out the thickness of the paint. This painting is COVERED with paint. HAND-SIGNED in Acrylic with Certificate of Authenticity from Max's Publisher! Be careful with “Gallery” Certificates, for they are WORTHLESS if the gallery is not well known, or ever goes out of business. This is NOT considered a lithograph from a numbered edition. It is considered an ORIGINAL One of a Kind Mixed Media Painting with Acrylic on Paper. The Pictures do not do the piece justice, excuse the reflections off the plexiglass. This painting is absolutely GORGEOUS. I show close up shots, so you can see the paint. Check out the GIANT glob of paint at the top, left. The most paint I have ever seen on a MAX.
DON'T WAIT! OWN THIS DAZZLING MIXED MEDIA PIECE FROM WORLD-RENOWNED ARTIST PETER MAX! With symbolism-rich images and bright, bold colors, Peter Max's pieces helped define an era through popular art. "Two Hearts (17" x 13")" is a one-of-a-kind acrylic mixed media on paper, hand signed by Max. This piece was custom framed using high quality moldings by Universal Framing Products. All materials in contact with the art are acid-free and archival. Includes Certificate of Authenticity! Measures approx. 27.5" x 23" (with frame), 17" x 13" (image). Listprice: $4,800.00
The painting is brand new, and has never been displayed, only taken out of the packaging for inspection and photographs. These are NOT stock photos. The pictured item you see is the one you will be receiving. I have it in my possession, it is packed and ready to be shipped!
European born, Peter was raised in Shanghai, China, where he spent his first ten years. He lived in a pagoda-style house situated amidst a Buddhist monastery, a Sikh temple and a Viennese cafe. And yet, with all that richness and diversity of culture, he still had a dream of an adventure yet to come in a far-off land called America. From American comic books, radio broadcasts and cinema shows, young Peter formed an impression of the land of Captain Marvel, Flash Gordon, swing jazz, swashbucklers, freedom and creativity. In 1953, Peter's family emigrated to America after a six-month visit to Paris. Though it was a relatively short stay, Peter enrolled in an art school and absorbed the culture and art heritage of Paris. At the age of sixteen, Peter realized his childhood vision and arrived in America. After completing high school, he continued his art studies at The Art Student's League, a renowned, traditional academy across from Carnegie Hall in Manhattan. Here, Peter learned the rigid disciplines of realism and developed into a realist painter. As a painter for four former U.S. Presidents (Carter, Ford, Bush and Reagan) in 1993, Max was approached by the inaugural committee to create posters for Bill Clinton's inauguration. He was later invited to the White House to paint the signing of the Peace Accord. Always an optimist, Max sees a fabulous new age for the new millennium, filled with enormous possibilities. He also sees a need for a greater responsibility to our planet, and he is ever ready to serve as the "Global Artist."
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