Art
The Young Poet (2018) by Dan Pecci
- Item Number
- 102
- Estimated Value
- 2000 USD
- Opening Bid
- 1000 USD
Item Description
Digitally painted profile of an Athenian youth wearing laurel of 'to be or not.' Piece is printed on textured, fade-resistant, acid-free, poly-cotton canvas (OBA-free) with hand-glued, solid wood stretcher bars. Mounting brackets are included on center of frame. Hand-signed by the artist.
Digital artwork printed on canvas; hand-signed by the artist.
36" x 24" x 1.5"
Item Special Note
"Living and working in a creative community where so many friends and loved ones either live with HIV or have perished from complications related to AIDS, I can't imagine not wanting to support an organization dedicated to not only continuing to raise awareness around but also bringing the end to such a shattering epidemic. The fact that AIDS Action Committee allows such contributions to be made in a creative fashion feels not only deeply appropriate but also beautifully poetic in both mission and mode." - Dan Pecci
Dan Pecci is an award-winning artist, illustrator, graphic designer, writer, and theatermaker who lives and works in Boston on historic Beacon Hill.
A graduate of Harvard College and the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Dan founded the Boston-based theater and fashion collective Street Corner Society (streetcornersociety.org) and is the principal artist, designer, and illustrator for The Dan Pecci Company (danpecci.com), a purveyor of culturally appropriate gifts, boutique apparel, and unique décor.
Dan's art and design work has been enjoyed internationally in print, web, and on television by way of clients in Cambridge, New York, Los Angeles, and abroad; featured on WCVB's Chronicle; recognized by The American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA); and fashioned by celebrities in the worlds of television, theater, and film.
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