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| Image Dimensions 7" X 10 1/4" |
| Edition of 950 |
| $45. ea. |
I discovered this 1924 touring car at Grassy Lake Alberta in 1980, while
searching for parts for my model A Ford roadster. I tried to buy it but
the car was stolen by the time I contacted the owner. I did the painting
from photos I had taken. This was the first work I had done in acrylic.
That was in 1994. In 2000 this original painting was one of my entries in
the "Art of the Automobile" competition sponsored by the
AUTOMOBILE JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA. At their first
venue of the year, the Montreal International Auto Show, this original
painting was also stolen, realizing the same fate as the car it portrays.
The car and the painting are both still missing at the building of this
web-site. If you have any information which will return the painting to
me, I will reward you with a collection of my Automotive prints worth
over $2000.
searching for parts for my model A Ford roadster. I tried to buy it but
the car was stolen by the time I contacted the owner. I did the painting
from photos I had taken. This was the first work I had done in acrylic.
That was in 1994. In 2000 this original painting was one of my entries in
the "Art of the Automobile" competition sponsored by the
AUTOMOBILE JOURNALISTS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA. At their first
venue of the year, the Montreal International Auto Show, this original
painting was also stolen, realizing the same fate as the car it portrays.
The car and the painting are both still missing at the building of this
web-site. If you have any information which will return the painting to
me, I will reward you with a collection of my Automotive prints worth
over $2000.
