E.J. Gold (b. 1941 New York) “Faces of War” 1991 serigraph. 11x15” loose. Pencil signed and numbered. Comes with the original print documentation from HeidelbergEditions International (HEI). From Hei-Art: Gold's original works number in the thousands, as does his list of collectors, which includes celebrities: Catherine Oxenberg, Curtis Armstrong, Herbie Hancock, Ginger Baker, the Clintons, Milt Hinton, Peggy Lee, Billy Barty, the late King Hussein of Jordan, and in the White House to name a few. A jazz musician in his own right, Gold's canvases for the Wynton Marsalis Concert installation spawned an entirely new genre of artistic synergy -- The Jazz Art Tour. Gold has painted for numerous jazz performances including those of: Wynton Marsalis, Ted Nash, Oscar Peterson, Nancy Wilson, Marian McPartland, Chick Corea, Howard Johnson, the Dukes Men, Herbie Hancock, Quincy Jones, Toots Thielemans, the Jazz Bakery, the Hollywood Bowl and the prestigious International Association of Jazz Education (IAJE) in Toronto, New York and Long Beach. Gold was named the official artist for the IAJE providing JazzArt every year since 2003. Gold's Herbie Hancock portrait acquired by the Smithsonian: is in the permanent collection of the National Museum of American History.