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European Series 2006

Knightcaps

$650

Medium / Substrate Acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas 12 " x 12" portions of the movie robin hood were filmed at this castle -- carcassonne -- in southern france

Physical Dimensions 12" x 12"

Authenticity Status Signed & Serialized COA

Provenance Curtis Long Atelier, Austin, TX

Curatorial Notes

Knightcaps is an original work created by Curtis Long in 2006. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas 12 " x 12" portions of the movie robin hood were filmed at this castle -- carcassonne -- in southern france.

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Mexico

$650

2006 • 11" x 15" • Acrylic on 850gm/m2 arches paper

Mexico 11" x 15" Acrylic on 850gm/m2 Arches paper

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Turret II

$650

2006 • 5" x 5" • Acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas $110 the castle in carcassonne

Turret II is an original work created by Curtis Long in 2006. Executed with vibrant palette dynamics and textural depth in Acrylic on gallery-wrap canvas $110 the castle in carcassonne.

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Sète ( Midi #2)

$650

2006 • 24" x 30" • Acrylic on canvas 24" x 30" a wave of nostalgia and longing for france has swept over curtis the past few months

Sète ( Midi #2) Acrylic on Canvas 24" x 30" A wave of nostalgia and longing for France has swept over Curtis the past few months, largely due to France's recent prominence on the world political stage but also because it's just been too dang long since his last visit. Revisiting an old favorite of his, Curtis has rendered Sète using a different palette. Compare it to the original.

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