Vtg 1980s Rock n Roll Guitar Drawing Sketch Band Concert CHRISTOPHER NAYLOR

Description: Vintage Rock n Roll Guitar Drawing Sketch 1980s by CHRISTOPHER NAYLOR ~ Contemporary LA Los Angeles Artist ~This original signed color thin paper sketch/drawing measures 12 1/2"H X 10 1/2" W.This is thin paper, not quality thick paper like the additional Naylor drawings we have listed.The paper shows some slight discoloration from age and storage.The art is still in overall good condition. There are paper punch holes on the left side.The art sketch was purchased from the family estate in Encino, CA.Be sure and check back, we'll be listing more art by this artist.We have no additional provenance for the item except a MADEMOD letter of where we purchased the itemand the date purchased. We'll also provide the list of CHRISTOPHER NAYLOR Selected Exhibitions. The art will ship rolled in protective cardboard tube.$14.95 USPS Shipping in the US & EBAY WORLDWIDE GLOBAL SHIPPINGIf you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to ask.Thanks for looking!CN-24 About the artist, from Askart: " Christopher Naylor was born in Rockford, IL in 1950, and grew up in Denver, CO. According to family lore his French mother (Patricia Jeanne Rousseau Vernier) was related to famed post-impressionist naive painter Henri Rousseau (1844-1910). Naylor’s grandmother, Mary Elizabeth Stauffer, was an accomplished concert pianist and a passionate collector of Beethoven letters and Navajo art. She was also the owner of Lees carpet firm and a millionaire in the 1950s, thus able to hire renowned pianist, conductor and music teacher, Antonia Louisa Brico (1902-1989), for her two grandsons, at a hundred dollars a lesson. Although he played sax and clarinet, Christopher “had a blast” as a drummer, jamming with top rock bands in the 70s. Museums, galleries, concert halls, were natural environments for Christopher, yet a very personal experience at age six “sealed the deal." He was by himself on the playground of his school, when “a message in white light” gave him conviction that he is an artist. Although he studied under Raymond Knaub (1940- ) at Community College of Denver, Naylor considers himself a self-taught artist. After having moved to Los Angeles, and worked for Hanna-Barbera, Disney, Film Roman and Warner Bros. - gathering credits for twenty years - he still finds his own “experiments" the most satisfying. His lifetime fascination with history, geometry, physics and realms of consciousness gives his work a protean facade. “Experiments” are ranging from impeccably cut and layered decoupages to "happy child gesture paintings” and light - shifting resin assemblages suggesting intralumination. Naylor uses layered nylon screen, metal foil, corrugated plastic sheets, repurposed objects for creating an experience of "quantum geometry” resulting from “multi-directionally propagating electromagnetic waves." In his geometric gesture paintings, a linguist identified ancient Chinese characters and prehistoric symbology. Christopher Naylor has been exhibiting in Los Angeles Galleries and art venues for 40+ years. Some of the better known are LACMA, Reynolds Gallery and Ace Gallery." Source: Lui Antal Deak, Antal Fine Art. Personal interview with the artist. "After a long career at Disney Studios and Warner Animation, Christopher Naylor, born 1950 in Rockford, Illinois, and active in the Los Angeles art scene since 1987, has devoted himself to painting, sculpting, and ceramics. This recent series shows Naylor's masterful color and compositional skills." Source: Linked In MB Abram's Post

Price: 100 USD

Location: Los Angeles, California

End Time: 2024-08-10T18:42:47.000Z

Shipping Cost: 14.95 USD