Garrol Gayden
Inspired by a childhood trip to NYC’s historic Coney Island, Gayden’s saturated images often start with layers of figures, landscapes, and words related to the amusement park. Interwoven throughout are phrases related to Gayden’s life, family, and fellow artists. His unique line quality alternates from simple hatch marks to a complicated orchestra of tangled, yet bold and sculptural lines. This fusion results in highly detailed and deeply personal compositions that have been featured in numerous exhibitions. Gayden has been an artist at LAND since 2005.
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Garrol Gayden
Inspired by a childhood trip to NYC’s historic Coney Island, Gayden’s saturated images often start with layers of figures, landscapes, and words related to the amusement park. Interwoven throughout are phrases related to Gayden’s life, family, and fellow artists. His unique line quality alternates from simple hatch marks to a complicated orchestra of tangled, yet bold and sculptural lines. This fusion results in highly detailed and deeply personal compositions that have been featured in numerous exhibitions. Gayden has been an artist at LAND since 2005.
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Product Dimensions
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Overall50”w x 2”d x 24”h
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Overall50”w x 2”d x 24”h
Product Details
- Artist: Garrol Gayden
- Print of original artwork
- Floated on 100% acid-free, solid core, 4-ply matboard with a 0.375" white plastic spacer
- Faced with .125" thickness clear acrylic
- Matte white gessoed wood frame; 1.125" W x 1.5" D
- Ready to hang with included D-rings and wire
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