Brave & Free Gregory Perillo Framed Lithograph Stamps Collection Eagle Native

Description: Bought for my Mom at an estate sale—didn’t work in her space. It’s a beautiful piece. THIS MEMORABILIA, ALSO INCLUDES EVERY ORIGINAL U. S. STAMP ISSUED IN THEIR HONOR SINCE 1930 AS INDICATED BY THE PHOTOS. EACH ISSUE IS WRAPPED INDIVIDUALLY & IS IN MINT CONDITION... THE FRAME MEASURES Approx 32" x 22" and WEIGHS Approx 8 LBS. THE FRAME HAS A FEW MINOR NOTCHES AS SHOWN BY THE PICTURES & THE GLASS, AS SHOWN, HAS A SMALL Crack/Chip ON THE upper right HAND CORNER. The chip is on the inside of the glass? Cannot feel anything on the surface. THERE IS NO DAMAGE AT ALL TO THE CONTENT OF THE FRAME. THIS ITEM IS SOLD AS IS & SHOWN NO RETURNS OR REFUNDS. Gregory Perillo is an American painter best known for his romanticized, historical scenes of Native Americans in the Western United States. Perillo’s work follows the tradition of earlier painters like Frederic Remington in its idealized viewpoint of the “Old West” or frontier of American history. Born in 1929 in New York, NY to Italian immigrants, he went on to study at Pratt Institute, the School of Visual Arts, and the Arts Student League after having served in the Navy. Perillo was fascinated with the American West and met the celebrated Western painter William Robinson Leigh while traveling in Arizona, subsequently becoming his pupil. He has often traveled to Native American reservations to study the local culture and customs, and his paintings range from miniatures to murals. Perillo’s works are in many private collections, and he lives and works in New York.

Price: 2700 USD

Location: Simi Valley, California

End Time: 2025-01-05T18:17:24.000Z

Shipping Cost: 75 USD