Large Signed HOWARD FINSTER Folk Art COCA-COLA Lithograph - 15.5"x39.5" Mint

Description

LARGE FORMAT
HOWARD FINSTER Folk Art COCA-COLA Print
Mint Condition!
Signed in pencil by the artist.  Over three feet high (
15.5" x 39.5"
).
This signed lithograph was produced in 1989 from original cut-out painting #10,715 of April 9, 1989,
by one of America's most famous visionary folk artists...the late, great REV. HOWARD FINSTER.
The bottle image is covered with faces, angels, old cars, a church from the "good old days of 1929" and wonderful phrases including:
"Cokes would sell without any advertisement", "Some folks would stand on their head for a good cold Coke" and "Millions of church folks drink Cokes and drive home safely”
The print you receive will be in the 400-499 range of numbers from an edition of 1200.
It is from the publisher’s personal inventory.
The majority of the edition has been sold, and the inventory is very low.
The overall paper size (100 lb. stock) is 15.5 x 39.5 inches.
Black
background.
It looks great when framed with a simple metal or wood moulding.  No expensive mats are necessary.
This is a vibrant, beautifully decorative fine art lithograph produced on a sheet-fed four-color press.
It is
not a digital reproduction.
It was signed in pencil by Rev. Finster at Paradise Garden in Pennville, Georgia in the 1990's.
It has been carefully stored and is in Mint Condition.
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