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The Maestro vision and listening to a gramophone

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Description

and listening to a gramophone

which captures the vibrant energy of a Durham

creating a museum-quality display that celebrates this significant piece

5 inches (paper size) - 31x22

The Maestro vision and listening to a gramophone"The Maestro" is an evocative work of art by American artist Ernie Barnes, known for his unique style of elongated characters and dynamic movement. This piece, painted circa 1978, showcases a man wielding a conductor's wand in front of a radio as if he was conducting a band. This work of art was originally featured in his seminal and celebrated exhibition "The Beauty of the Ghetto". Open edition. Offset lithograph. Image size: 15. 5 x 19. 75 inches.

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