Legends Art Prints

If you’re looking for the perfect gift for a music fan, consider adding the Legends art print to your collection. This unique piece features guitars and lyrics from musical legends. Inspired by the creative energy and lore of the entertainment industry, this piece pays tribute to music legends and the music industry itself. The print is created with 2 panels and ships within 4 to 6 weeks. Depending on the size of your order, it could take up to 4 weeks to arrive.

Sidney Nolan

Nolan’s enigmatic style and his seemingly limited range made him difficult to categorize. He did not evolve from realism to abstraction or have any ‘periods’, rather, he consistently returned to the same themes over the course of his career. A famous example is his painting of Ned Kelly, which dates back to the 1940s, but Nolan would return to similar themes throughout his career.

Marissa Quinn

Marissa Quinn is a legends-based artist who www.artlegends.org lives and works in California. She received both a bachelor’s degree and master’s degree in fine arts from Azusa Pacific University. Since graduating from college, she has exhibited her art throughout Southern California. Her work is based on personal visions, and her murals and penwork are renowned for their intricate detail. Listed below are just a few of her most well-known works.

Keith Haring

The famous American street artist Keith Haring left a lasting artistic legacy by creating simple, bold figures in pop art styles. His style of art has been widely recognized around the world. His distinctive style and vision have made him one of the most well-known and influential artists of the past century. His work is a homage to the brash, colorful, and edgy graffiti art of New York City. These paintings include iconic images such as a dancing figure, a child emitting light from his head, a barking dog, a flying saucer, large hearts, and televisions for heads.

Joseph Beuys

In 1965, Joseph Beuys, a German artist, locked the public out of his gallery in Dusseldorf, holding a dead rabbit. He then led a private three-hour tour of the exhibition, explaining each of the works to the rabbit. The result of this act became one of his most famous works, and is regarded as one of his most famous actions. The artist is considered to be an icon of modern art and a mystic in his own right.

Seamus Conley

Born and raised in Los Angeles, Seamus Conley, legends art is a master of fantasy and mythical imagery. His work is known for its life-size bronze portraits, which include Paidi O’ Se, the legendary Kerry GAA All-Star, and John B. Keane. Other well-known sculptures include Mick Mackey and Frank McCourt, which were unveiled by Hollywood actor Russell Crowe.

Jeremie D. Riggleman

The upcoming Myths and Legends exhibition at Lancaster Museum of Art and History examines artists’ interpretations of urban myths. This show follows trends in dissonance and dream-like environments that recall tall tales and paradoxes in society. It features solo exhibitions by artists such as Jeremie D. Riggleman and David McPherson. Listed below are some of the highlights of his work.