This piece is the second in the series of “Stripes”. In contrast to the first, the color filled lines are in disarray causing chaos and disharmony. This is a very active piece that needs space to breath when placed on a wall. It is definitely an attention getter.
Print Size: 17″ x 22″
Printed on Velvet Fine Art Archival Paper
using Archival Inks.
Open Edition
*200 years archival.
$40.00
50 in stock
"Art should touch the heart and soul of viewers. Anthony Foronda’s graphic arts tell stories of exquisite perceptions, whether it be from the view of a fish’s world turned upside down, or a spotted giraffe on the African plains. His artistic voice is seen in his depictions of war-time struggles, the fight with a planet's pollution, to the disproportionate values placed on white privilege, and the pain of woman suffrage. His graphics are colorful, whimsical, political and thought-provoking. His creations are a must in any true collection of modern graphic arts.”
“I have the "Gone Fishing" illustration hanging in my home and if definitely livens up the space with it's vibrant colors”
