Description
Signed. one of 100 prints from first edition printing. Approx size 8 1/2″ x 10 Not framed. Not matted. Linoleum cut block.
Send us your email address, and we'll put you on our contact list. Thanks for your interest.
Bourbon Street Blues – New Orleans 1949 print
$500.00
This and other pieces offered in return for your donation have been part of Cindy’s private collection since she was a child. With so much passion for the history of her father’s artistic legacy, and to be able to support students making art in schools that no longer offer conventional, hands on art without a computer involved, Cindy has offered these pieces as a gift for your donation. You now have the opportunity to own a piece of historical art.
Each art piece is an example of Charles Surendorf’s wood block cut printing and linoleum block cut printing, which he adopted in the mid 1940’s to achieve greater detail in his work.
Upon Charlie’s death, Cindy inherited her father’s complete original collection. For the past ten years, she has used the art to teach in schools.
All his blocks were destroyed in a house fire in 1985. What remains of his work are prints. The prints that were in the fifty libraries were either discarded, ended up in the museums listed here,
or acquired by private collections.
In addition to acquiring some truly historic and unique prints, your contributions from the results of the fundraiser will go toward the continuing work of the Charles Surendorf II Art Foundation, to promote art expression by students through programs in schools and communities.
Thank you for your participation and support for great art.
1 in stock
Related products
-
Add to cartMORE INFO1939 Tahitian woodblock print
$1,500.00EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN HISTORY & Invest in today’s students.
Welcome to the 2019 Charles F. Surendorf II Art Foundation (www.surendorf2artfoundation.org) art gift/donation. With this donation, you have the opportunity to acquire some very unique block prints created by Charlie.
This is the first print off the block of 50 he did while in Tahiti.
The donation for this print will also receive the chapter of his adventure to Tahiti in 1939 and also this rare print.
1939 Tahitian woodblock print
EXCLUSIVE OPPORTUNITY TO OWN HISTORY & Invest in today’s students.
Welcome to the 2019 Charles F. Surendorf II Art Foundation (www.surendorf2artfoundation.org) art gift/donation. With this donation, you have the opportunity to acquire some very unique block prints created by Charlie.
This is the first print off the block of 50 he did while in Tahiti.
The donation for this print will also receive the chapter of his adventure to Tahiti in 1939 and also this rare print.
$1,500.00 -
Add to cartMORE INFORussian Town – San Francisco 1937
$300.00This and other pieces offered in return for your donation have been part of Cindy’s private collection since she was a child. With so much passion for the history of her father’s artistic legacy, and to be able to support students making art in schools that no longer offer conventional, hands on art without a computer involved, Cindy has offered these pieces as a gift for your donation. You now have the opportunity to own a piece of historical art.
Each art piece is an example of Charles Surendorf’s wood block cut printing and linoleum block cut printing, which he adopted in the mid 1940’s to achieve greater detail in his work.
Upon Charlie’s death, Cindy inherited her father’s complete original collection. For the past ten years, she has used the art to teach in schools.
All his blocks were destroyed in a house fire in 1985. What remains of his work are prints. The prints that were in the fifty libraries were either discarded, ended up in the museums listed here,
or acquired by private collections.
In addition to acquiring some truly historic and unique prints, your contributions from the results of the fundraiser will go toward the continuing work of the Charles Surendorf II Art Foundation, to promote art expression by students through programs in schools and communities.
Thank you for your participation and support for great art.
Russian Town – San Francisco 1937
This and other pieces offered in return for your donation have been part of Cindy’s private collection since she was a child. With so much passion for the history of her father’s artistic legacy, and to be able to support students making art in schools that no longer offer conventional, hands on art without a computer involved, Cindy has offered these pieces as a gift for your donation. You now have the opportunity to own a piece of historical art.
Each art piece is an example of Charles Surendorf’s wood block cut printing and linoleum block cut printing, which he adopted in the mid 1940’s to achieve greater detail in his work.
Upon Charlie’s death, Cindy inherited her father’s complete original collection. For the past ten years, she has used the art to teach in schools.
All his blocks were destroyed in a house fire in 1985. What remains of his work are prints. The prints that were in the fifty libraries were either discarded, ended up in the museums listed here,
or acquired by private collections.
In addition to acquiring some truly historic and unique prints, your contributions from the results of the fundraiser will go toward the continuing work of the Charles Surendorf II Art Foundation, to promote art expression by students through programs in schools and communities.
Thank you for your participation and support for great art.
$300.00