Stephen F. Verona "Bahamian Police" Signed & Numbered Lithograph Artwork OBO

Description: We Have a 100 Percent Guarantee of Authenticity and a 30 day Return Policy "Bahamian Police" by Stephen F. Verona Hand Signed and Numbered by the artist Tear Image "Bahamian Police" Unframed Original Limited Edition Lithograph Hand signed by the artist Paper Size: 26" x 33-1/2" Image Size: 22" x 29-1/2" Edition Number: 95/100 Circa late 1970s Condition: There is a 1-1/2" tear in the top edge of the paper, but it can be matted over when framing. Certificate of Authenticity is included Gallery Retail: $500.00 unframed MAKE AN OFFER!! Shipping Info : Buyer pays $14.00 within the continental USA. If outside the continental USA buyer will be notified by e-mail invoice of shipping and insurance. If you have any questions or concerns about the shipping please see free to send us a message. Buyers in the Denver area can make arrangements to pick up from our Aurora warehouse (local taxes apply). Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility. Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying. Shipping Notice : Shipping is provided by experts in handling the transportation of fine art. The price includes pick up, professional packaging/crating, insurance for the actual sale price, and delivery to your door. Check out my other items! WE SHIP WORLDWIDE!! Payment: PayPal, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover accepted. *** eBay Collects and remits Sales Tax for all states that require Internet Sales Tax:: When shipping to an address in CO the applicable tax will be added to your total. Stephen F. Verona American (1940- ) Writer, director and producer of the film-classics, "The Lords of Flatbush," and "Boardwalk," Stephen Verona is that rare 20th Century artist. Born in Illinois and raised in Brooklyn, New York, he has traveled around the world and his art and films reflect his astute observations. While in High School, he attended the Brooklyn Museum School, which he credits along with The School of Visual Arts for changing him from his rebellious black leather to artistic corduroy. He painted, sculpted, photographed and made films. One of his photographs was given the Edward Steichen award from the Museum of Modern Art. Five of his films have been accepted there and in the Library of Congress. He began his career in advertising as an art director and producer. Eventually he became a co-creative director of Ogilvy & Mather. He left there to direct commercials. It was on location in England for Ford that he met John Lennon. Lennon gave him the rights to the Beatle tune “I Feel Fine”, which Verona animated. He and Lennon sat and colored in the drawings. Between 1970-1972, before there was such a thing as music videos, Verona was the exclusive provider of musical promotional films for Columbia, and Epic records. He also did videos for Atlantic, UA, and Buddah records, all the while painting and harboring that secret desire to make a movie. One day he looked in his refrigerator and saw thousands of feet of 16 millimeter film. He had his own camera and sat down and wrote his first feature film, "The Lords of Flatbush." It was the launching of Sylvester Stallone, Henry Winkler, Armand Assante, Perry King, and Richard Gere, who was later replaced. All the while he painted, telling stories on canvas or the silver screen. When finishing a day of film meetings and lunches Verona would lock himself inside his Bel Air home studio and paint at night. It was his release from the outside world. He began selling from the house. Important and noted film people would come by and see his work and ask if he would sell them. He finally did and has never looked back. He used to drop his paintbrush for a movie, now he’d rather paint. Some critics have said he is between Hockney and Hopper. His treatment of light, color and faces is unique and original.

Price: 500 USD

Location: Aurora, Colorado

End Time: 2025-01-28T07:25:08.000Z

Shipping Cost: 14 USD