Trying to Fill David's Shoes - Open Edition Fine Art Giclée Print | Reclaimed Series
Open edition
The hardest shoes to fill are the ones left by someone you love.
This piece was created in memory of my lifelong best friend, David Friedman, an abstract expressionist artist. Our families were close before we were even born, and we remained friends throughout our lives.
David always wore his "Chucks" Converse sneakers. Instead of painting his likeness, I chose to draw his own shoes, worn, familiar, and unmistakably his. The background is based on one of David's own abstract paintings, allowing his artistic voice to remain present within the work.
Created from my original colored pencil artwork, this museum-quality archival giclée preserves a remembrance rather than a traditional portrait. The shoes stand in for the person, while the vibrant colors behind them reflect the energy David brought to his art and the world.
Print Details
- Museum-quality archival giclée reproduction
- Printed with archival inks
- Fine art paper designed for longevity
- Hand-inspected prior to shipment
- Open Edition print
- Created from a high-resolution capture of the original artwork by Patricia Conner Adams
- Signature and numbering are reserved for limited edition releases
Size
- Image size: 24 x 18 and 30 x 24 inches
- Includes a white border for matting and framing
Shipping
- Professionally printed and fulfilled by my fine art print partner
- Each print is made to order to ensure the highest print quality and color accuracy
- Carefully packaged in a protective sleeve and shipped in a rigid mailer or tube, depending on size
- Please allow 5-10 business days for production and shipment
- Complimentary insured shipping within the United States
Questions about framing, placement, or sizing are always welcome - you are contacting the artist directly.
Original paintings are carefully packed and insured for safe delivery. Prints are professionally produced and shipped in protective art tubes. Please allow processing time prior to shipment.
