This stunning photograph captures the essence of Vancouver’s vibrant skyline, nestled against the majestic backdrop of mountains and sparkling waters. The harmonious blend of urban architecture and natural beauty creates a captivating scene that embodies the spirit of this dynamic city.
Celestial Seasonings “Mountain” acrylic on premium board, 9 x 14.5” Jerry wanted to show several examples of the many uses of the original mountain art backdrop (not included).
“That’s me with my studio iguana in 2003 as I worked on the piece in my airbrush booth!” – Jerry LoFaro
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Among the images shown to the left, Jerry’s included a few of the many uses of the mountain art backdrop. “That’s me with my studio iguana in 2003 as I worked on the piece in my airbrush booth!” – Jerry LoFaro
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This stunning photograph captures the serene moment when the sun peeks over the horizon, illuminating the iconic desert landscape with warm, golden hues. The vibrant colors and dramatic shadows create a peaceful yet awe-inspiring scene, perfect for anyone who cherishes the magic of nature.
This landscape print of the Arizona desert by Paul Richards, is printed on Epson Premium Luster 250 g/sm paper. Signed by the artist.
This is a unique, 18 x 24″ inket proof of Peter Gabriel with John Ellis 1980, as photographed and signed by Tony Levin. The joyful, pre-show expression on Peter’s face while interacting with colleagues makes this photograph a warm addition to any print collection.
Walt Disney Concert Hall. DTLA Arts District building in Los Angeles, California.
This is an unsigned intaglio Printer’s Proof, which may have minor damage or tonal differences from the editioned prints.
“Bring any of my prints to your next CGT show and I’ll sign them!” – Paul Richards
Buy this exceptional, hand-printed, limited edition photogravure signed by Tony Levin. It is of Adrian Belew, Robert Fripp, and Tony Levin in performance in Asbury Park, New Jersey in 1982. This piece is in the private art collections of all 4 King Crimson members of the early 80s.
Torn deckled edges adorn this vintage photograph and genuine, handmade intaglio print. A signed and stamped Certificate of Authenticity containing technical details about your print and the entire edition, is included with your uniquely numbered, signed and hand-titled, fine art print.
This is a Printer’s Proof, which may have tonal differences, dents or marks in the margins, which editioned prints do not. Own a piece of King Crimson’s art rock music history today!
Art for Peace in the Ukraine Please purchase these beautiful, handmade, intaglio prints from polymer photogravure plates by Intaglio Editions. They were photographed, printed and signed by lead printmaker and founder, Jon Lybrook! Perfect to give as gifts or add to your art collection. 50% of the profits of each print go to the Ukrainian [...]
This large, original, 4-color plate lithograph “One Plus Four” was designed from a digital photograph by Bonnie Lybrook and was printed under the direction of the late Clinton Cline, former Printmaking Professor and Arts Department Chair at CU Boulder.
It is of a collection of 4 Chinese teapots, and tea container.
It was made using 4, unique photo-litho plates separated into Blue, Red, Yellow and Black elements of the image. They are then inked up, registered on a lithography press. The paper is then printed on four times. Once for each color plate.
There are only 7 prints total in this edition.
This piece is in the private art collections of all 4 King Crimson members of the early 80s. This fine, intaglio print was created from an original, 35mm negative film photograph by Tony Levin. It is of the marquee board at Perkins Palace in Pasadena, California, on November 25, 1981. Own a piece of King Crimson’s art rock music history today!
Note: This is a Printer’s Proof, which may have minor damage, tonal or other quality differences from the published edition. Own a piece of King Crimson’s art rock music history today!
