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Jazz and the City - SaxophoneJazz and the City Saxophone by David Gerstein is a captivating 3D metal wall sculpture that brings jazz to life with bold color and dynamic form. Hand painted on laser cut steel, this 3D wall sculpture features multiple layers that create remarkable depth and dimension. Each piece is an original signed edition by David Gerstein, one of the most celebrated contemporary artists working in 3D metal wall art today. The hand painted finish gives every work
Jazz and the City - Saxophone by David Gerstein is a captivating 3D metal wall sculpture that brings jazz to life with bold color and dynamic form.
Hand-painted on laser-cut steel, this 3D wall sculpture features multiple layers that create remarkable depth and dimension. Each piece is an original signed edition by David Gerstein, one of the most celebrated contemporary artists working in 3D metal wall art today. The hand-painted finish gives every work its own unique character and presence.
Whether displayed in a living room, office, or gallery space, Jazz and the City - Saxophone commands attention and sparks conversation. Its vibrant palette and sculptural presence transform any wall into a curated art experience. Available with worldwide shipping and a certificate of authenticity.
I love to listen to music and enjoy various types: from classical to modern to jazz, they give pleasure to my ears just like how art gives pleasure to my eyes. When my son was a teenager I took him to New York City before he entered the army for a father-son tour of the best jazz clubs. When we returned I felt I had to paint the rhythms of the New York City jazz scene. The sounds of the saxophones were swirling around my head for months. I would close my eyes and see myself there in front of the stage watching the saxophonist play as the music moved through the crowd and made people dance. Still today I paint dancers while envisioning the saxophonists from those days in New York with my son.
Edition - 150
Size - 89x88 cm / 35x35 in
Layers - 3
Year - 2004
Technique - Mixed Media Cutout Aluminum
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