Good condition.
96.25″L x 24″H
MAC WORTHINGTON Original Painting on Metal “LA Graffiti” – Signed
$3,500.00
Original painting on metal by Columbus art scene staple Mac Worthington. Known for his work on metal, Worthington has crafted a fluid, rectangular abstract piece in ROYGBIV colors, enabling the viewer’s eye to become entangled in the large swaths of color that run together into one another. Framed in an elegant red shadow box, Worthington has signed the piece in the lower right corner of the painting in silver ink while also signing the back of the shadow box.
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