Ferdie Pacheco Framed Art Print "Frank Lloyd Wright" + Signed Certificate

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Ferdie Pacheco Framed Art Print "Frank Lloyd Wright" + Signed Certificate.

Custom framed, Ferdie Pacheco Giclee Art Print of "Frank … more Ferdie Pacheco Framed Art Print "Frank Lloyd Wright" + Signed Certificate.

Custom framed, Ferdie Pacheco Giclee Art Print of "Frank Lloyd Wright" Numbered and Signed with Certificate of Authenticity, Approx. 16" x 22". EXCELLENT condition. The Pacheco posters, such as this one, is done by Giclee* process. No rips, tears, or defects. The Art Collectors Group had control over reproduction of 500 signed and numbered and 500 plate-signed lithographs based on 600 originals of Ferdie Pacheco's work, for a total of 600,000 lithographs. The originals of these diverse images were produced by Dr. Pacheco in the 1970s and 1980s. Pacheco was a close friend to Muhammad Ali, famous boxer. These prints are considered an investment, especially because they are tied in to the famous boxer of all time, Muhammad Ali. These are worth every dollar you pay as they will only go up in value and in today's market this print is bargain-priced. Stored in a cool dry place. Comes from a smoke-free/pet-free home.

*Giclee History:
The art of fine art printing has become even more precise with the revolutionary Giclee (zhee-clay) printing process. In the Giclee process, a fine stream of ink more than four million droplets per second is sprayed onto archival art paper or canvas. Since no screens are used in Giclee printing, the prints have a higher resolution than the lithographs and the dynamic color range is greater than serigraphy. The apparent resolution of the digital print is 1800 dots per square inch, which is higher than a traditional lithographic print and has a wider color gamut than serigraphy. Giclee prints render deep, saturated colors and have a beautiful painterly quality that retains minute detail, subtle tints and blends.

*Pacheco History:
As a painter, Pacheco's imaginative use of color and design along with his aggressive use of vivid, slashing, colorful patterns exude a sense of strength expressing the bold, gutsy, personal statements of a man who has immersed himself fully in life. Pacheco has the rare ability to transfer these experiences onto canvas through intense color and brushstrokes. His skills earned him the Gold Medal and First Prize in France and the First Prize, Best Colorist at Musee Du Luxembourg. Ferdie Pacheco, MD, has been called a Renaissance Man because of his career. He has been successful as a pharmacist, medical doctor, Fight Doctor in boxing, including working as a corner man for twelve world champions, including Muhammad Ali for seventeen years. Pacheco began drawing and painting at the age of five. His creative abilities continued through adolescence. At the age of fourteen, Pacheco realized that he wanted to become a doctor and began assisting in surgery. His passion for the arts continued through his health care training as his cartooning financed his medical education. Through medicine, he studied the human form and designed intensely colored pieces reflective of rich life experiences and profound academic curiosity. Painting remains his passion and his popularity is fast spreading to other countries within the Art World. less