Ulysses Marshall, "The Traveller"

Color Daily Art Gallery is pleased to announce the availabilty of an extraordinary opportunity to acquire a unique poster by the acclaimed African American artist Ulysses Marshall. This superb work, The Traveller, is printed on heavyweight paper traditionally used for serigraphy. It will make a fine addition to your collection.

Mr. Marshall's work typically costs at least several thousand dollars. Color Daily has partnered with the Montanette Jones Gallery/MUSART in Atlanta, GA to provide an opportunity for you to acquire a Ulysses Marshall work at an affordable price. The Traveller is offered at $100 USD unsigned and $250 USD signed by Mr. Marshall.

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Please contact Montanette Jones Gallery/MUSART for additional information and to purchase 'The Traveller'. You may view 'The Traveller' at the gallery, 508 Bishop Street, N.W. Suite C-1, Atlanta, Georgia 30318, Phone 404.355.2783

Caricature of 'Tom Selleck' by  Al Hirschfeld   

Year 1984

Medium: Etching
Artist's Proof signed and numbered no. XXIII of XXX
Size: 12 and 1/2 x 9 and 3/4 inches
This etching is offered at $350.00.
Please contact Color Daily Art Gallery for additional information.

'’Winter Riders’ by Mort Kunstler  (bio)

Year: 1995

Medium: Lithograph

Signed and numbered no. 2282 of edition of 3000.

Size: 17 x 28 inches.

This print is offered at $450.

Please contact  Color Daily Art Gallery  for additional information.

One can almost feel the excitement of the snowy, nighttime scene created by Mort Künstler, the nation’s foremost painter of Civil War and other military scenes.

The painting originated in 1992 with an invitation from the North Carolina Museum of History in Raleigh for a one-man exhibition of Mr. Kunstler’s Civil War art. Mr. Kunstler decided to create a new painting that symbolized North Carolina’s important role in the war. Featuring Confederate troops and civilians, it represents North Carolina's major contribution to the war: its people. The snowy night scene is set on Raleigh’s Fayetteville Street near the North Carolina Capitol - appropriately near the modern site of the new museum.

'American Woman' by Peter Max  

Year: 1980

Medium: Lithograph on Somerset
Signed and numbered no. 191 of edition of 200. Size: 21 x 28 inches.
This print is offered at the low price of $1,800.
The print is in excellent condition and has never been exposed to sunlight.
 Please contact Color Daily Art Gallery  for additional information.

From visionary pop artist of the 1960's, to master of dynamic neo Expressionism, Peter Max and his vibrant colors have become part of the fabric of contemporary American culture. In the 1960's Max rose to prominence with his now-famous "Cosmic '60s" style, a bold linear type of painting which employed Fauvist use of color and depicted transcendental themes. Peter Max revolutionized art of the 60’s just as the Beatles transformed the music of the decade. As his expressionistic style evolved, becoming more sensuous and painterly, Max’s unique symbolism and vibrant color palette have continued to inspire new generations of Americans throughout the decades.