FREE: Harley Davidson Artwork Lithograph "100 Great Years" Hand Signed and Number by Artist Scott Jacobs
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The listing, Harley Davidson Artwork Lithograph "100 Great Years" Hand Signed and Number by Artist Scott Jacobs has ended.
Up for Auction Today is:Harley-Davidson Original Artwork "100 Great Years" by Scott Jacobs
This is a Limited Edition Lithograph. Hand Signed and Numbered by the Artist Scott Jacobs
You may by Asking What is a Lithograph?
By Definition:
Printing Technique in which the Image Areas on the Lithographic Stone or Metal Plate are Chemically to Except Ink and Repel Water, While the Non-Image Areas are Treated to Repel Ink and Retain Water. Because the Printing Surface Remains Flat, Lithography is Sometimes Referred to as a Planographic Technique.
This Item has a Limited Edition of: 1200
The Actual Print Size is 31" x 17 3/4"
It also Comes with the Original Harley-Davidson Certificate of Authenticity Prepared by Segal Fine Art.
Original Unframed MSRP was $899.99
Original Framed MSRP was $1299.99
About Scott: Scott Became the First Officially Licensed Harley-Davidson Artist in 1993 and Continues to Proudly Hold that Privilege. Other Added Licenses are; Chevrolet, Ford, Mattel, Marilyn Monroe Estates and Elvis Presley Enterprises. Scott’s Images Can be seen on Many Objects From Limited Edition Graphics for the Franklin Mint Including Collector Plates, Coffee Mugs, Beach Towels, Clocks and Many Others.
Scott Worked Closely with Willie G. on this Project: Willie Selected all Bikes from the Archives. Each Bike has Special Significance in Harley-Davidson's History. Scott Used 000 Brush (Pencil Point Size) Resulting in Over 400 Hours, Time Spent on Actual Brush to Canvas. Prospective is that All tank Logos and Tops of Engines Exposed for Historical Accuracy. This Work is Considered a Major Accomplishment in the Photo-Realistic Style of Fine Art. (Note: Years of the Bikes From Earliest; 1905, 1915, 1921, 1933, 1936, 1981, 2002.)
The Photos are Stock Photos as I have Several of these and they all Look the Same Only the Number Changes. We do Guarantee that the Certified and the Artwork will Match.