Louis Leonard Art Mystic Night by Mark Ashkenazi, Canvas Giclee Wall Art, 20 x 30

Description

Born in Israel, Artist Mark Ashkenazi exercised his own strength during a three year spell in the army. This gallery quality artist giclee print contains the vivid color and detail of the original work. He then moved to New York City in his late twenties, where he found his freedom to express himself and began working as a graphic designer and interior designer professionally. This gallery quality artist giclee print contains the vivid color and detail of the original work. "Colors put happiness into my life" said Ashkenazi. Born in Israel, Artist Mark Ashkenazi exercised his own strength during a three year spell in the army. He then moved to New York City in his late twenties, where he found his freedom to express himself and began working as a graphic designer and interior designer professionally. "Colors put happiness into my life" said Ashkenazi. The vivid colorfulness of each of his images certainly translates into an undeniable sense of optimism. His designs are confident, free and refuse confinement, similar to New York City itself. Freshen up your favorite space with Mark Ashkenazi's modern, and unique graphic art! This gallery quality artist giclee print contains the vivid color and detail of the original work. Printed on fine art canvas with a hand brushed acrylic finish. Professionally hand stretched and gallery wrapped around a 1.5" deep, soft-edged pinewood frame. Arrives ready to hang out of the box! Arrives ready to hang out of the box!

Key Features

• The vivid colorfulness of each of his images certainly translates into an undeniable sense of optimism.
• His designs are confident, free and refuse confinement, similar to New York City itself.
• Born in Israel, Artist Mark Ashkenazi exercised his own strength during a three year spell in the army.
• "Colors put happiness into my life" said Ashkenazi.
• This gallery quality artist giclee print contains the vivid color and detail of the original work.
• He then moved to New York City in his late twenties, where he found his freedom to express himself and began working as a graphic designer and interior designer professionally.