DR.ANTOINETTE SPECIALIZES IN WORKS OF HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE Artwork

Here at Le Muse'e D'Art Du Togo Love we make a promise to address as many current day social issues, as well as, incidents of historical significance that may yet affect many of our visitors. For instance, on September 8, 1946 at 2 A.M. a Benjamin Farnsworth was driving his car through a torrential rainstorm on the outskirts of Bismarck, North Dakota. Farnsworth was quite drunk at the time since he had been seen at a local bordello partying with the girls hours earlier. At the junction of Field Avenue and Simpson Street, so an eyewitness claimed, the car was traveling fifty miles an hour or more and suddenly swerved for no reason, hit a curb and completely flipped upside down. Farnsworth crawled out of the window, but by the time an ambulance arrived, he was dead. The Maestro has immortalized that moment in time with the painting that is seen in the picture with Le Muse'e's resident Art Historian. It will forever remind its viewers that one should not drink while driving. This art work is only one in a series of social commentary pictures which the Maestro hopes will (but, most likely, won't) change our world. LIMITED EDITIONS OF 10 MOUNTED PRINTS ON STRETCHED CANVAS SIGNED & NUMBERED BY ARTIST AND STUDIO STAMPED/w SIGNED LETTER OF AUTHENTICITY These Unique Archival Prints On Canvas Are Ready To Hang! The Black And White Borders Are Part Of The Picture Itself. The Black Edges Wrap Around To Include The 2" Deep sides. (Suitable for framing, too!) PLEASE ALLOW 2-3 WEEKS DELIVERY.

Mixed Media:Ink on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:32 W x 27 H x 2 D in

Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments.