Coconut Grove, Miami artist Tony Scornavacca. Portrait charcoal drawing 17x20

Description: NOTE: Slight water damage. Many visible specs of water around the top of the drawing. See photo. This is a portrait of a woman, drawn by the artist in his Coconut Grove studio. It's an original charcoal drawing on paper. The size is 17" x 20". The year was around 1970. It's more than 50 years old. It is in good condition and ready for framing. It will be shipped, rolled up in a mailing tube. Tony Scornavacca (1926-1986) was a well known Miami artist. He had a gallery in Coconut Grove and was one of the founding artists of the Coconut Grove Art Festival. He was born in Newark, NJ and after serving in the US Navy, he studied at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn. He moved to Miami in 1950. He painted there and made his living as an artist. At one point, Scornavacca's works were included in two museums - The High Museum in Atlanta, and The Hood Museum at Dartmouth College. Scornavacca passed away in 1986 from lung cancer. Free shipping in the continental U.S. (48 states).

Price: 50 USD

Location: Miami, Florida

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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted

Unit of Sale: Single Piece

Artist: Scornavacca

Signed By: Scornavacca

Size: Medium

Signed: Yes

Color: Black and white

Material: Paper

Framing: Unframed

Region of Origin: Florida, USA

Subject: Busts, Ladies, Love, Model, Women

Type: Drawing

Year of Production: 1970

Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original

Item Height: 20 in

Theme: Art, People, Portrait

Style: Contemporary Art, Illustration Art, Minimalism, Portraiture

Features: One of a Kind (OOAK)

Country/Region of Manufacture: United States

Item Width: 17 in

Handmade: Yes

Time Period Produced: 1970-1979