THIS TOO SHALL PASS…BENEFIT FOR COVID RELIEF
Dimensions: Image size 11" x 7.5"
Medium : 3D open edition printed in the USA using a Fine Art Giclee process on 100% rag museum board and paper.
Chrome frame.
We have all seen and gone through tragedies together over the years but what we are seeing now with the Coronavirus Pandemic is unprecedented in its scope and effect. The world has never seen anything like it.
Charles Fazzino has been at work in his studio these past weeks, creating artwork to try and bring smiles to the faces of those who are struggling. Several weeks ago, he created a drawing to send virtual hugs out to the whole world with the hope that we will all come through this great crisis together.
The response on social media was astounding. So, we are now publishing this expression of love and hope in an open edition 3D fine art print titled "This Too Shall Pass." This item was donated to HOPE by Charles Fazzino.
As the world's foremost creator of limited edition, 3-D artwork, Charles Fazzino is best known for his use of vibrant colors and exceptional detail. His images are designed with the goal of drawing you into the teeming, whimsical. fun, and distinctive world he has created.
Charles Fazzino, graduate of the School of Visual Arts in New York City is one of the most popular and highly-collected pop artists of all time. During his more-than-thirty years as a pop artist, he has inserted his unique, detailed, vibrant, and three-dimensional style of artwork into the very fabric of popular culture. Fazzino's artworks are exhibited in hundreds of museums and galleries in more than twenty different countries. He has received many private and important commissions and has been selected as the official artist for festivals and events all over the world. Charles is often referred to as a pop culture historian because of the breadth of his work and the way it touches his collectors and captures the best parts of their contemporary lives. His legacy will mark him as part of the next generation of famous pop artists as he follows the paths originally forged by pop art pioneers such as Andy Warhol, Keith Haring, Red Grooms, and Roy Lichtenstein.
