Monumental Abstract Organic Modern Original Acrylic Painting On Paper By Jack Willis, Multi Color
Chairish$435
Monumental Abstract Organic Modern Original Acrylic Painting On Paper By Jack Willis, Multi Color
Chairish$435
The original art signed by listed artist, Jack Willis will lend a contemporary vibe to any space. Mr. Willis' work has been exhibited across the United States and Europe. The mix of various colors of ink blue, teal, orange, red with splashes of purple make this a vibrant piece. The artist signature is in the lower right hand corner. The paper has a deckled edge and is very large piece, measuring 38in W x 28in H. in scope. This would looking stunning in a two-story entry, giving added punch to a monotone room or over a mantle. Please note the piece does not have an even border around the image, but matting the piece or framing it could even out the space and enhance the beautiful colors, but that's your choice! If you're a lover of abstract modern art then make this a "keeper" in your home. Please review description, dimensions and photos carefully,, and if you have questions, inquire. Make sure to follow my “Finder Keepers Shop” to be noted as new listings arrive weekly. Input your email address in the upper right hand corner. Thanks for visiting! __________ About the artist from his website, "The artist Painter and Printmaker. Jack Willis was born in Hillsboro, Texas. After growing up in Fort Worth, Texas, and attending Texas Wesleyan College, he moved to Iowa to attend art school and study in the world-renowned printmaking studio of Mauricio Lasansky. While at Iowa majoring in painting and gaining valuable technical experience in printmaking, Willis formulated many of his approaches to color and composition. The subject matter of his etchings is rooted deep in the early values and background of the artist. As a young boy, the artist had the opportunity to work and live occasionally on a farm in central Texas where he learned to appreciate the ever-changing qualities of the landscape as it is subjected to temporal and climatic considerations."