
This
is an Original Drawing by Alex Beard from a children's book
entitled "The Jungle Grapevine"
This
Drawing is Ink on Paper.
The
size is 30" x 40"
The
drawing depicts the bird and hippo characters from The Jungle
Grapevine, a story written and illustrated by Alex Beard.
The Jungle Grapevine tells the story of eight African animals
and a game of telephone. The book will be available in Fall
of 2009, and is published by Harry N. Abrams. The text on
this page reads: "Just then, Bird swooped down and landed
on Hippo's rump.
Manhattan
native Alex Beard is a painter, writer, and traveler and has
emerged as one of his generation's most creative and successful
artists. Alex's work has been shown in one-man exhibitions
in New Orleans, Los Angeles, New York, Hong Kong, and many
places in between. His drawings and paintings are scattered
in private collections from Japan to the West Indies and are
in museum permanent collections and on public and private
walls around the world.
In 1995,
he began a ten year stint in New Orleans where he studied
at the New Orleans Academy of Fine Art, opened a gallery in
the French Quarter, married and became a father. In 2006,
Alex returned to his roots in Manhattan and opened the Alex
Beard Studio in SoHo.
Alex
Beard's pieces have many different influences. As he states
in an interview in the Times-Picayune in 2008, "All the
whimsy, all the color, and a good bit of the oddity come from
New Orleans." His paintings and drawings are overflowing
with bright colors and fantastical creatures.
This
piece will be crated and shipped to you insured by the carrier
of our choice. The charge to have this piece carefully crated
and shipped is $250.00.
*This
item is listed at $5,000.00*
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