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47″W x 44″H
THOMAS MCKNIGHT Serigraph – Signed
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A hand signed serigraph by American artist Thomas McKnight. Titled Bayside Breakfast, McKnight’s work seeks to express the joy of living through graphic illustrated living spaces. Existing in many private collections, McKnight’s work can be found in the permanent collection of esteemed institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum in New York. McKnight served under Time Magazine for eight years, until 1972.
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