Rolling Stones (Eddie Bruckner)
Item Number: 745
Time Left: 11d 2h
Leading Bidder: km6a5acd1
Leading Bid: $270
Next Minimum Bid: $290
Description
Acrylic
18" x 18" x 1.5"
Eddie Bruckner's artwork has been exhibited at galleries on Newbury St., Boston, MA, New York City & nationwide. His artwork has been selected for prestigious juried art shows like Cambridge Art Association's National Prize Show & the CT Academy of Fine Arts Annual Exhibition. He has permanent public art installations in Boston near Fenway Park, along the Rose Kennedy Greenway, and in Natick, MA. Eddie also teaches in-home art lessons.
"Rolling Stones" draws inspiration from the legendary British rock band, The Rolling Stones & their iconic logo - a pair of lips with a lapping tongue. Introduced in 1971, the logo became synonymous with The Rolling Stones, one of the most famous logos in pop music history. Bruckner was inspired by the logo and its symbolism of pop-culture & music over the last half-century, framing it within a new context of black lines and a variety of mosaic patterns.
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Items can be picked up at the Attleboro Arts Museum from November 7th – 9th, 2024. The Museum is open Tuesday - Saturday from 10am-5pm. In-person pickup is preferred. If an item is to be shipped, the winning bidder is responsible for all shipping arrangements and handling costs. After arrangements have been made, items will be shipped no later than November 15th. Winners of specialty items that do not require pickup will be contacted with details by November 8th. The artist retains all reproduction and copyrights.