Tim Cantor Original Painting "Falling From the Sea" Framed 1987 With Documentation

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1987 Tim Cantor
Early Original Painting
"Falling from the Sea"
Modern Master Surrealist
includes documentation

frame approximately 37" High x … Read more 1987 Tim Cantor
Early Original Painting
"Falling from the Sea"
Modern Master Surrealist
includes documentation

frame approximately 37" High x 25" Wide
image approximately 36" High x 24" Wide

Please Read ! This breathtaking original artwork is magnificent and ready to display ~ there are some condition issues including some scratches on the face of the painting as shown in the photos ~ this is a masterwork of one of my favorite artists, Tim Cantor ~ I hope you can provide it a loving new home ~ please see photos for condition details ~ tracking number included with all shipments ~ All items are from a smoke free environment. We ship orders every day, and same day when possible. Your complete satisfaction is our goal!

About the artist:

Tim Cantor was a child prodigy and today is known worldwide as an American surrealist and poet. He began painting at the age of 5 with oil paints left to him by his great-grandfather, the English Artist, Lloyd Dundas Whiffen (1885-1951). At the age of 15, young Cantor won a Bank of America achievement-in-arts-award and was given his first gallery exhibition, where one of his paintings was acquired for the permanent collection of the White House. Inspired by the technical virtuosity of the classical masters and his own contemporary imagination, impassioned by the love that he shares with his wife and muse Amy, Tim Cantor is possessed by a work ethic that drives him through the night and allows him to sleep only when the sun comes up. Perhaps this explains why the line between memories and dreams is blurred in his work, and its meaning best illuminated through the enigmatic poetry and prose that often accompanies the paintings.

In 2015, Cantor began working closely with the grammy award-winning band Imagine Dragons. He created the cover for their second CD Smoke and Mirrors, as well as 13 paintings; one to represent every song. His artwork was used in the stage production and the video SHOTS. The band was collectively so inspired by Cantor’s work, they invited him to join them for a world tour, where a large gallery of the Artist’s work was presented at more than 60 shows in North America and Asia. Smoke and Mirrors reached number #1 in the world on the Billboard top 200. Cantor has had solo exhibitions worldwide, including Athens, Tokyo, Singapore, Paris, Venice, New York, Beverly Hills and San Francisco. His paintings are in important private and corporate collections worldwide. See less