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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Watercolor on Paper
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Framing :
Other rigid frame
under glass
Framed - Dimensions : 26x22in
About this artwork
'66, captures one of music's most beloved songsmiths Bob Dylan during his mid sixties electric Band period.
This original art piece is a watercolor, and dark-wash, an acrylic, and charcoal piece directly rendered to 190lb., watercolor stock, set in a gallery matting, and framed in edged wood with a distressed black finish.
Both the matting and the artwork are hand signed, and dated by the artist David Pucciarelli, and includes a hand signed COA.
This original art piece is a watercolor, and dark-wash, an acrylic, and charcoal piece directly rendered to 190lb., watercolor stock, set in a gallery matting, and framed in edged wood with a distressed black finish.
Both the matting and the artwork are hand signed, and dated by the artist David Pucciarelli, and includes a hand signed COA.
David Pucciarelli
United States
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« I am always working on expanding the ideas of what art can be. »
David Pucciarelli is an American painter and photographer who first became aware of art when purchasing his first album, 'Revolver' by the Beatles. It was to profoundly mark his artistic path. Pucciarelli describes his works as portraying "famous place and infamous places". His ultimate goal is to capture the emotional elements within each of his subjects, as well as the impact of each noteworthy place. His realistic pieces are created using watercolors, sage, and acrylics with different levels of varnish.