Summer Sale "protest" Painting 1958 By Al Gene Besser Device [EarIByC8]

1958 "Protest" Painting by Al Gene Besser

Experience the rich history and cultural significance of the 1958 Jack London Square Art Festival with "Protest" by Al Gene Besser. This painting is more than just art; it's a testament to the pivotal era of civil rights, migrant rights, and free speech movements. The vivid portrayal of faces captures the spirit of the time, making it a historical artifact and a timeless symbol of social resilience. Discover the power of this piece as it graces your space with its profound message and artistic beauty.

Unique Artwork Details

This exquisite painting is presented in a custom-made solid sapele frame, adding an extra layer of elegance to its historical value. Crafted with care, the frame complements the artwork's rich tones and textures. Key features include:

• Unknown mixed medium on canvas board
• Dimensions: 43" x 31"

Each detail of "Protest" is meticulously crafted, ensuring that it stands out as a remarkable piece in any collection.

Why Choose "Protest"?

Investing in "Protest" by Al Gene Besser is not just about acquiring a piece of art; it's about making a statement. This painting is a powerful reminder of the struggles and triumphs of the past, and it continues to inspire and provoke thought today. Benefits of owning this artwork include:

• Historical significance that adds depth to your collection
• Timeless beauty that complements any interior design
• Unmatched artistic value that appreciates over time

With "Protest," you're not just buying a painting; you're purchasing a piece of history and a symbol of social resilience.