Will Moses Handsigned and Numbered Limited Edition Lithograph Print on Paper:"Gypsy Circus"
Artist: Will Moses
Title: Gypsy Circus
Edition Size: Limited to 1,000 prints on paper - Individually Signed by the Artist. A Certificate of Authenticity accompanies each work, attesting to its quality, the edition number you receive and the size of your edition.
Medium: Fine Art Lithograph on Paper
Size : 17" x 24"
About the Art: The great tradition of the circus... When I was a kid there was the fair and there was the circus and that was just about the highlight of the summer that we looked forward to each year. I can well remember the circus when it came to a nearby town and my father would take us down to see the great show. There was shooting, knife throwing, fire eaters and high wire acts. It was fantastic! What I remember best, was one summer the elephants got loose overnight and got in the local gardens. As I recall, cabbage was the favorite crop to loot. I don't recall if the Gypsy people were a big part of these particular shows or not but I do remember the Gypsies traveling through the area in their colorful caravans, drawn by fine horses, making small encampments as they went on their way to who knows where. It was a different time. Somehow I think we have lost a lot of color from our lives.
Title: Gypsy Circus
Edition Size: Limited to 1,000 prints on paper - Individually Signed by the Artist. A Certificate of Authenticity accompanies each work, attesting to its quality, the edition number you receive and the size of your edition.
Medium: Fine Art Lithograph on Paper
Size : 17" x 24"
About the Art: The great tradition of the circus... When I was a kid there was the fair and there was the circus and that was just about the highlight of the summer that we looked forward to each year. I can well remember the circus when it came to a nearby town and my father would take us down to see the great show. There was shooting, knife throwing, fire eaters and high wire acts. It was fantastic! What I remember best, was one summer the elephants got loose overnight and got in the local gardens. As I recall, cabbage was the favorite crop to loot. I don't recall if the Gypsy people were a big part of these particular shows or not but I do remember the Gypsies traveling through the area in their colorful caravans, drawn by fine horses, making small encampments as they went on their way to who knows where. It was a different time. Somehow I think we have lost a lot of color from our lives.
