Art
Charles Fazzino Sold-Out "LA LA LAND" number 28/75
- Item Number
- 217
- Estimated Value
- 1000 USD
- Sold
- 600 USD to bgfe22603
- Number of Bids
- 1 - Bid History
Item Description
This is a rare chance to own a sold-out Charles Fazzino. This is "LA LA LAND," and is number 28 of only 75. The artist signed and titled the item on the front, and the piece is in pristine, mint condition.
This delightful piece would be a perfect addition to the home or office of any Fazzino or Los Angeles lover. Add to your Fazzino collection or start one with this special opportunity.
Fazzino is known world-wide for his 3D offset lithographs, and his work is displayed internationally.
We could not find "LA LA LAND" listed for sale at any galleries with online listings or on any current online sales sites, and a leading Fazzino gallery conservatively values this artwork alone at $950.
The piece is beautifully framed and with the frame, is approximately 12" x 13".
We are happy to answer any questions you have about this unique opportunity, and can send additional photos. Please email us through this site or at CHSMusicBoostersAuction@gmail.com.
More about the artist from a gallery:
"Charles Fazzino is the son of a Finnish sculptor (Irene) and an Italian mode shoe designer (Salvatore). He took his first formal art class as a 7th grader in 1967 and had his first solo art exhibition at Pelham High School in 1968. He often accompanied his mother to the arts and crafts shows in which she exhibited and in 1971, he put up his own display at the Bedford Hills Outdoor Arts Show, the first time he exhibited for the general public.
He attended the School of Visual Arts in Manhattan and graduated with his bachelor of arts in 1977. Today, his works are sold and exhibited in hundreds of galleries and museums in more than twenty different countries around the world. He has been commissioned to create artwork events such as The Super Bowl, The GRAMMY Awards, The Pori Jazz Festival, Major League Baseball All-Star Game, and the Daytime Emmy Awards.
Fazzino is most well known for the three-dimensionality of his silkscreen serigraphs. In 1980, while exhibiting in the juried arts fairs in Florida, Charles Fazzino attended a 3-D paper tole class in an arts supply store. He experimented with the technique and showed his first three-dimensional print at the Greenwich Village Art Show in New York City in May, 1980. Fazzino entered the gallery circuit when he sold his first 3-D offset lithographs to a gallery in Michigan. He began using the silkscreen printing process in 1986."
Donated by the Crosley Family
Item Special Note
Because of the value and nature of this artwork, additional and significant shipping and packing charges (via UPS, USPS or FedEx) apply. Winner is responsible for those charges in addition to the winning bid amount.
In lieu of shipping costs, winner can come to the Calabasas area for our pick-up day, listed on the home page.
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